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| − | [[wikipedia:Alpine Linux|Alpine Linux]] is a [[Linux distribution]] based on [[musl]] and [[BusyBox]], designed to be small and resource efficiency, as of 2020 is around 6 MB. Alpine Linux uses <code>[[apk]]</code> [[package manager]]. | + | [[wikipedia:Alpine Linux|Alpine Linux]] is a [[Linux distribution]] based on [[musl]] and [[BusyBox]], designed to be small and resource efficiency, as of 2020 is around 6 MB. Alpine Linux uses <code>[[apk]]</code> [[package manager]] and [[OpenRC]] init system (not [[systemd]]). |
== Operations == | == Operations == | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 18 January 2020
Alpine Linux is a Linux distribution based on musl and BusyBox, designed to be small and resource efficiency, as of 2020 is around 6 MB. Alpine Linux uses apk package manager and OpenRC init system (not systemd).
Operations
- Upgrade Alpine:
apk upgrade --available
Activities
- Run Alpine Linux in a docker container:
docker run -it alpine /bin/sh(Bash is not supported in Alpine)[1]
See also
- Alpine Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux CoreOS (RHCOS),
apk, addgroup, Debian slim, Bottlerocket, Busybox, Flatcar, Wolfi, alpine:latest - Containers, OCI: Docker (
dockerd),containerd,runc, Podman, buildah, skopeo, lxd, Container Registry, Service mesh, Windows Server containers, Containerpilot, CoreOS, CAdvisor, Containers networking, Container scanning, cosign, CRI, CRI-O,initContainers, Sidecar container, Container images, latest
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