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Building and Deploying RHEL 10 with Image Mode
In this lab, you'll practice the RHEL 10 image mode workflow using CentOS Stream 10. When you're finished, you'll have customized image mode containers, QCOW2 disk images, and a repeatable versioning workflow.
Lab Info
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Challenge
Preparing the Image Build Environment
To start, you will prepare a RHEL 10 build host for image mode work by verifying the container toolchain, pulling required base images, and creating a simple Containerfile.
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Building the Container and Creating a Bootable QCOW2 Image
Then, you will convert your customized image mode container into a bootable QCOW2 disk image using bootc image builder, then validate the output using inspection tools.
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Validating and Managing Image Versions
Lastly, you will verify your image customizations by inspecting the filesystem, then create a second image version and compare them to demonstrate image-based lifecycle management.
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Final Objective
This is your last chance to experiment in the environment.
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