#kubernetes #linux

Use and create your own Talos Linux system extensions.
Get extensions managed for Sidero from the Image Factory https://factory.talos.dev
 
00:00 Intro
00:49 Download Talos Linux
3:30 Boot machine / Install Talos Linux
6:37 Upgrade node to use image / Enable the System Extensions
8:24 Create cluster in Omni
10:23 Create your own extension
12:54 Build Talos installer image
16:25 Install and configure extension running a service
21:21 Configure service config
23:05 Kernel modules

→ Kernel module: https://www.talos.dev/v1.10/advanced/kernel-module/
→ Kernel customization: https://www.talos.dev/latest/advanced/customizing-the-kernel/
→ Talos Liunx overlays: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jF8qyBkdEs

Sign up for Omni at https://siderolabs.com/omni-signup 
Or download and run Talos from https://talos.dev

Rather read the article? Find it here https://www.siderolabs.com/blog/how-to-build-a-talos-system-extension/

Sidero Labs

Talos Linux system extensions are containerized packages that extend the base OS functionality by layering files, services, or kernel modules on top of the core system. The tutorial covers using pre-built extensions from the image factory, creating custom extensions with manifest files and Docker containers, building services with configuration, and the special requirements for kernel modules that must be cryptographically signed. Extensions can be deployed at installation time or applied to running systems through upgrades.

Use and Create Talos Linux System Extensions