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Bootc is an open source tool that enables transactional, in-place operating system updates using OCI/Docker container images as the source for OS updates. It applies the container layering model to bootable host systems, using standard OCI containers as a transport and delivery format for base OS updates. The container image includes a Linux kernel, and when deployed the base userspace runs normally with systemd as PID 1. Bootc is a CNCF Sandbox project with a stable CLI and API.
URL: https://bootc.dev
Documentation: https://bootc.dev/bootc/
GitHub: https://github.com/bootc-dev/bootc
APIs.yml: View APIs Index
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
bootc upgrade |
Pull the latest OCI image and stage a new deployment |
bootc upgrade --apply |
Upgrade and auto-apply on next reboot |
bootc upgrade --download-only |
Download update without applying |
bootc switch <image> |
Change the container image reference being tracked |
bootc status |
Display current booted image and staged changes |
bootc rollback |
Revert to previous boot entry |
bootc install to-disk |
Install OS image to a disk |
bootc install to-filesystem |
Install OS image to a filesystem |
- Transactional OS updates using container images
- Immutable/reproducible infrastructure
- GitOps-style OS management
- Air-gapped and offline OS deployments
- Container-native operating system delivery
- CNCF Slack: #bootc-dev
- Weekly meetings: Fridays at 15:30 UTC on CNCF Zoom
- Kin Lane - kinlane@gmail.com