{"id":21405,"date":"2023-01-05T09:20:34","date_gmt":"2023-01-05T08:20:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/?p=21405"},"modified":"2023-06-19T16:40:27","modified_gmt":"2023-06-19T14:40:27","slug":"the-adaptable-linux-platform-alp","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/the-adaptable-linux-platform-alp\/","title":{"rendered":"The adaptable Linux Platform (ALP)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

This is about something you maybe didn’t hear much yet: The openSUSE<\/a> project and SUSE<\/a> are working on a new enterprise operating system: ALP, the adaptive Linux Platform<\/a>. As of today there is the second prototype, called Punta Baretti<\/a>. The idea is: provide a minimal, immutable, operating system, which runs containers or virtual machines and does _not_ update any packages related to applications. This also means, that the base operating systems is not updated by the traditional package manager (zypper<\/a>), but a command line utility which is called transactional-update<\/a>. This is very much the same idea as in the relational database world when it comes to the “A” in “ACID<\/a>“: Either all is done successfully, or the system is exactly in the same state it was before the update, if something failed.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Let’s directly dive into the installation: If you want to try it using a virtual machine, head over here<\/a>. If you want to try it using an installer based on an ISO, have a look here<\/a>. Finally, you can use a raw disk image, check here<\/a>. For the scope of this post, we’ll use the “d-installer<\/a>” approach, based on an ISO, which is an installer based on a web browser. The installation process is pretty much self explaining, so just a series of screenshots:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Please note that root access via ssh is disabled by default. Instead of enabling that, better create a new user and give sudo access, e.g. like this:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Having that in place, we can remotely login and check the system. Indeed the root file system is read only:<\/p>\n\n\n

\npostgres@localhost:~> cat \/etc\/fstab \nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/                       btrfs  ro                            0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c \/var btrfs subvol=\/@\/var,x-initrd.mount 0 0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/usr\/local              btrfs  subvol=\/@\/usr\/local           0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/srv                    btrfs  subvol=\/@\/srv                 0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c \/root btrfs subvol=\/@\/root,x-initrd.mount 0 0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/opt                    btrfs  subvol=\/@\/opt                 0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/home                   btrfs  subvol=\/@\/home                0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/boot\/writable          btrfs  subvol=\/@\/boot\/writable       0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/boot\/grub2\/x86_64-efi  btrfs  subvol=\/@\/boot\/grub2\/x86_64-efi  0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/boot\/grub2\/i386-pc     btrfs  subvol=\/@\/boot\/grub2\/i386-pc  0  0\nUUID=e59bfc99-d700-45f1-8b0f-4b250062ed7c  \/.snapshots             btrfs  subvol=\/@\/.snapshots          0  0\noverlay \/etc overlay defaults,lowerdir=\/sysroot\/etc,upperdir=\/sysroot\/var\/lib\/overlay\/1\/etc,workdir=\/sysroot\/var\/lib\/overlay\/work-etc,x-systemd.requires-mounts-for=\/var,x-systemd.requires-mounts-for=\/sysroot\/var,x-initrd.mount 0 0\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo touch \/aa\ntouch: cannot touch '\/aa': Read-only file system\n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
Even if zypper is there, it cannot be used to install any packages:<\/p>\n\n\n
\n\/usr\/bin\/zypper\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo zypper in nano\nThis is a transactional-server, please use transactional-update to update or modify the system.\npostgres@localhost:~> \n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
The error message is clear, if we want to update the system we need to use “transactional-update”:<\/p>\n\n\n
\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo transactional-update\nChecking for newer version.\ntransactional-update 4.1.0 started\nOptions: \nSeparate \/var detected.\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 tukit 4.1.0 started\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Options: -c1 open \n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Using snapshot 1 as base for new snapshot 2.\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 No previous snapshot to sync with - skipping\nID: 2\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Transaction completed.\nCalling zypper up\nzypper: nothing to update\nRemoving snapshot #2...\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 tukit 4.1.0 started\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Options: abort 2 \n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Discarding snapshot 2.\n2023-01-05 06:32:27 Transaction completed.\ntransactional-update finished\npostgres@localhost:~> \n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
As ALP is designed to run containers, podman<\/a> should be enabled. It is installed by default:<\/p>\n\n\n
\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo zypper se -i podman\nLoading repository data...\nReading installed packages...\n\nS | Name              | Summary                                                               | Type\n--+-------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+--------\ni | cockpit-podman    | Cockpit component for Podman containers                               | package\ni | podman            | Daemon-less container engine for managing containers, pods and images | package\ni | podman-cni-config | Basic CNI configuration for podman                                    | package\n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
Enabling podman to run by default is just a matter of enabling the systemd service:<\/p>\n\n\n
\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo systemctl enable --now podman.service\nCreated symlink \/etc\/systemd\/system\/default.target.wants\/podman.service \u2192 \/usr\/lib\/systemd\/system\/podman.service.\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo systemctl status podman.service\n\u25cb podman.service - Podman API Service\n     Loaded: loaded (\/usr\/lib\/systemd\/system\/podman.service; enabled; preset: disabled)\n     Active: inactive (dead) since Thu 2023-01-05 06:37:24 UTC; 1s ago\n   Duration: 5.200s\nTriggeredBy: \u25cf podman.socket\n       Docs: man:podman-system-service(1)\n    Process: 1655 ExecStart=\/usr\/bin\/podman $LOGGING system service (code=exited, status=0\/SUCCESS)\n   Main PID: 1655 (code=exited, status=0\/SUCCESS)\n        CPU: 130ms\n\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain systemd[1]: Starting Podman API Service...\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain systemd[1]: Started Podman API Service.\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: time="2023-01-05T06:37:19Z" level=info msg="\/usr\/bin\/podman filtering at log level info"\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: 2023-01-05 06:37:19.839690815 +0000 UTC m=+0.147024259 system refresh\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: time="2023-01-05T06:37:19Z" level=info msg="Setting parallel job count to 7"\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: time="2023-01-05T06:37:19Z" level=info msg="Using systemd socket activation to determine API endpoint"\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: time="2023-01-05T06:37:19Z" level=info msg="API service listening on \\"\/run\/podman\/podman.sock\\". URI: \\"\/run\/podman\/podman.sock\\""\nJan 05 06:37:19 localhost.localdomain podman[1655]: time="2023-01-05T06:37:19Z" level=info msg="API service listening on \\"\/run\/podman\/podman.sock\\""\nJan 05 06:37:24 localhost.localdomain systemd[1]: podman.service: Deactivated successfully.\n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
One of the containers that come by default is the Cockpit<\/a> container. To bring it up:<\/p>\n\n\n
\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo podman search cockpit-ws\nERRO[0000] error getting search results from v2 endpoint "registry.suse.com": unable to retrieve auth token: invalid username\/password: errors:\ndenied: requested access to the resource is denied\nunauthorized: authentication required \nNAME                                                                                                             DESCRIPTION\nregistry.opensuse.org\/home\/eisest\/container\/container\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                                        \nregistry.opensuse.org\/home\/jreidinger\/suse_alp_workloads_sle_15sp4_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws  \nregistry.opensuse.org\/home\/luc14n0\/containers\/container\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                                      \nregistry.opensuse.org\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                                                                        \nregistry.opensuse.org\/opensuse\/factory\/arm\/totest\/containers\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                                 \nregistry.opensuse.org\/opensuse\/factory\/powerpc\/totest\/containers\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                             \nregistry.opensuse.org\/opensuse\/factory\/zsystems\/totest\/containers\/opensuse\/cockpit-ws                            \nregistry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/publish\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws         \nregistry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws                 \ndocker.io\/stefwalter\/cockpit-ws                                                                                  Cockpit Webservice in a Privileged Container\ndocker.io\/port\/cockpit-ws                                                                                        \ndocker.io\/sujitfulse\/cockpit-ws-ppc64le                                                                          \ndocker.io\/alastair87\/cockpit-ws                                                                                  \ndocker.io\/dvdbrander\/cockpit-ws   \npostgres@localhost:~> sudo podman container runlabel install registry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws:latest\nTrying to pull registry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws:latest...\nGetting image source signatures\nCopying blob 0dad567d9346 done  \nCopying blob c7faa4ba95bf done  \nCopying config 9f0fe3fccd done  \nWriting manifest to image destination\nStoring signatures\n+ sed -e \/pam_selinux\/d -e \/pam_sepermit\/d \/etc\/pam.d\/cockpit\n+ mkdir -p \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/ws-certs.d \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/machines.d\n+ chmod 755 \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/ws-certs.d \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/machines.d\n+ chown root:root \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/ws-certs.d \/host\/etc\/cockpit\/machines.d\n+ mkdir -p \/etc\/ssh\n+ '[' podman = oci -o podman = podman ']'\n+ '[' -n registry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws:latest ']'\n+ '[' '!' -e \/host\/etc\/systemd\/system\/cockpit.service ']'\n+ mkdir -p \/host\/etc\/systemd\/system\/\n+ cat\n+ \/bin\/mount --bind \/host\/etc\/cockpit \/etc\/cockpit\n+ \/usr\/libexec\/cockpit-certificate-ensure\n\/usr\/libexec\/cockpit-certificate-helper: line 25: sscg: command not found\nGenerating a RSA private key\n..............................+++++\n..............................................................................+++++\nwriting new private key to '0-self-signed.key'\n-----\npostgres@localhost:~> sudo podman container runlabel --name cockpit-ws run registry.opensuse.org\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/tumbleweed_containerfiles\/suse\/alp\/workloads\/cockpit-ws:latest\nfb0ddfd99c7a7afac462e4f74bb11762036d67699fc3fa108d7978ed24a84245\n              \n<\/pre><\/div>\n\n\n
Once it is running the Cockpit web interface can be accessed at https:\/\/[hostname]:9090:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Several other containers \/ workloads are available here<\/a>. Have fun exploring.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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