* Travis creates a Go v1.13.4 environment, checks out the source
repo, and _then_ executes the `install` block to install `golint`
* With module-aware Go, this means installing `golint` caused a
diff, before the Matchbox `make` target was invoked. Builds were
correctly identified as "dirty" as a result
* Release tags v0.8.1 and v0.8.2 have been removed to avoid any
confusion. Container images with binaries considered dirty have
been removed as well
* rkt achieved its mission creating the OCI standard,
pluggable runtimes, and prevented Docker world
domination. We can now proceed with disarmament
* Few, if any, developers still use rkt locally
* Matchbox examples should be simple and educational to
show how to PXE provision machines into clusters. Today,
these goals are achieved well enough by the 3-node etcd
cluster example
* Several years ago, I put together examples PXE booting
Kubernetes clusters with Matchbox. That was before we wrote
Tectonic or Kubernetes was as popular as it is. Today, a
Kubernetes distro is a project in its own right. It no
longer makes sense to maintain (duplicate) a Kubernetes
distro as "an example" inside Matchbox.
* Matchbox is now used for Kubernetes cluster provisioning in
more organizations than ever. It backs the poseidon/Typhoon and
kinvolk/Locomotive distros. These both serve as great external
examples of using Matchbox to provision Kubernetes clusters
Attention: If you relied on Matchbox Kubernetes docs, you can
find a similar guide at https://typhoon.psdn.io/cl/bare-metal/
(same author). https://github.com/poseidon/typhoon/
* Remove files that are unused or refer to CoreOS policies
or points of contact that no longer apply
* Specifically, CoreOS (and by extension Red Hat) no longer
manages this project, events, etc.
* Update base image from alpine:3.6 to alpine:3.9
* Automatically publish dnsmasq image on merge to a branch
named "dnsmasq". Similar to how matchbox is automatically
published from master. Set the version based on git SHA
* Matchbox has moved to a new home in Poseidon
* Update Makefile so container image name uses
poseidon instead of coreos
* Publish container images to quay.io/poseidon/matchbox
* Render Container Linux Configs referenced in Profiles
as Ignition v2.2.0 documents.
* Recall, configs suffixed with .ign/.ignition will be
served as-is, as raw Ignition. Parse warnings will be
shown
* Serve Ignition configs (ending in .ign/.ignition) with v2.1
or v2.2 formats (previously, configs above v2.1 produced warnings
that the config was too new)
* Use Go 1.11 modules with `GO111MODULE=on`
* Change `make vendor` target to call `go mod vendor`
* Enforce builds and tests use the vendor directory by setting
the `-mod=vendor` flag (notice, travis does not fetch)
* Remove glide requirement and glide files
* Squid proxy docs were added as a draft in 2017 to show a
containerized setup for caching images for network boot
environments
* These docs never matured to a point of viability, I don't
make use of squid, and they're unmaintained. Users would be
better served consulting the squid project
* Local QEMU/KVM tutorials use either docker or rkt/acbuild,
but they're dated. rkt and acbuild are no longer in mainstream
use since they successfully drove OCI standardization
* Remove the rkt examples, as they are just more difficult for
newcomers to use and seldom maintained at this point
* Retain Docker examples, although podman will likely supplant
all docker usage in future
* Upstream author changed case of his/her username (breaking)
* Fix to lowercase name so clients using Go modules can avoid
case-sensitive conflicts. Go modules do not handle this real-world
case well
* Define the required versions of terraform-provider-matchbox
and terraform-provider-ct, with install instructions
* Refresh the tutorial for using Matchbox to PXE boot local
QEMU/KVM machines (using Terraform as a client)
