This repository is a suite of reusable Tinkerbell Actions that are used to compose Tinkerbell Workflows.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| archive2disk | Write archives to a block device |
| cexec | chroot and execute binaries |
| grub2disk | Write grub configs to a block device |
| image2disk | Write images to a block device |
| kexec | kexec to a Linux Kernel |
| oci2disk | Stream OCI compliant images from a registry and write to a block device |
| qemuimg2disk | Stream images and write to a block device |
| rootio | Manage disks (partition, format etc) |
| slurp | Stream a block device to a remote server |
| syslinux | Install the syslinux bootloader to a block device |
| writefile | Write a file to a file system on a block device |
Actions are released on a per revision basis. With each PR merged, all Actions are built and pushed
to quay.io tagged with the Git revision. The latest tag is updated to point to the new image.
We try not to make changes that would break Actions, but we do not provide a backward compatibility guarantee. We recommend using the static Git revision tag for most deployments.
Our release process may provide stronger compatibility guarantees in the future.
Actions are one of the best parts of Tinkerbell. These reusable building blocks allow us to evolve the way we provision and interact with machines. And sharing Actions is a great way to participate in this evolution. The Actions below are built and maintained by community members, like you! To add your own Action to the list, raise a PR. If you find an Action that's no longer maintained, please raise an issue or PR to have it removed.
A couple recommendations for making your Action as community friendly as possible:
- Host your Action in a container registry that's publicly accessible. Here's an example Github Action that builds and pushes an image to
ghcr.io. - Include a README with usage instructions and examples.
- waitdaemon - Run an Action that always reports successful. Useful for reboot, poweroff, or kexec Actions.