Thanks! Its shocking how useful "hacking around with gentoo in college" has become.
Regarding mesos by default, I couldn't quite unravel the coreos build process enough to have a great way to install a custom ebuild. If I did emerge-amd64-usr it seemed to un-emerge whenever I ran the final build image command. Though admittedly I may have fat fingered a command somewhere since I was doing it manually at the time. If I want to have a custom ebuild added to the image, is that the intended way to do it? Thank you, Charles Allen On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 4:47 PM Alex Crawford <alex.crawf...@coreos.com> wrote: > On 06/13, Charles Allen wrote: > > > Can I ask why you are unable to use the official images? > > > > We use Mesos instead of Kubernetes. I had to change a few things to get > it > > to work : > > https://github.com/metamx/coreos-overlay/commits/build-1353-withMesos > > Very cool. Looks like you know your way around portage. We'd happily > accept patches you have that may be generally useful. Adding Mesos to > Container Linux by default would be a harder sell. ;) > > -Alex >
