Boot Talos using PXE straight into fully functional system after accepting it using usual workflow. No installing to disk.
Description
I don't see a point why would anyone need to or want to install such small server OS to a disk. Booting off network to run entirely in RAM seems like a such interesting idea with little to no downsides. Core OS does something like this https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/live-booting/
Disk mounting should be possible though for ephemeral purposes eg caching container images.
Updating operating system would be sooo easy - change version in configuration and reboot. Want to go back? You already know how! Atomic, repeatable, safe, fast and easy. Fcked up something with runtime configuration - reboot to clean and known state. Saves on SSD wear and tear too ;)
Feature Request
Boot Talos using PXE straight into fully functional system after accepting it using usual workflow. No installing to disk.
Description
I don't see a point why would anyone need to or want to install such small server OS to a disk. Booting off network to run entirely in RAM seems like a such interesting idea with little to no downsides. Core OS does something like this https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/live-booting/ Disk mounting should be possible though for ephemeral purposes eg caching container images. Updating operating system would be sooo easy - change version in configuration and reboot. Want to go back? You already know how! Atomic, repeatable, safe, fast and easy. Fcked up something with runtime configuration - reboot to clean and known state. Saves on SSD wear and tear too ;)