Bottlerocket: An operating system designed for hosting containers
Started to dig into the implementation. First impressions so far: loving all the Rust harness - really nicely done and way better than buildroot&#x2F;yocto&#x2F;etc for creating tight, single-purpose linux images. Speaking of tight, here comes the bad news: really NOT loving all the over-engineered upstream components like D-Bus and systemd that seem to be there by default. In that sense #linuxkit with its Alpine base and strong attention to how bit the image is still comes way on top.<p>One more thing on the good side: the TUF implementation in Rust seems really interesting. I&#x27;ll be digging some more and may actually steal it for linuxkit (and by extension Project EVE)<p>Fun fact: a lot of the patches you will find in more system level packages like grub seems to trace their lineage to CoreOS (and potentially Project EVE) but I haven&#x27;t seen acknowledgments anywhere. This is of course all fine from licensing perspective -- but I still would be curious to know whether it is indeed where it was taken from.