Working with the image
System image management, updates, and version rollback.
Updating the system
ALT Atomic updates occur atomically via apm:
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apm system image updateAfter updating, you need to reboot the system:
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sudo rebootDisplaying current image
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apm system image statusDisplaying history of image changes
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apm system image historyRolling back to previous versions
In case a problem occurs, you can roll back to any previous version of the system via GRUB at boot.
- Reboot the system
- In the GRUB menu, select the previous version you want to rollback to
- The system will boot from the previous image
Switching to other images
You can switch to another compatible OCI image:
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sudo bootc switch <registry>/:<tag></tag></registry>Configuring the image
If necessary, declarative image composition changes, such as package installation, kernel swapping and systemd reconfiguration, can be achieved via editing /etc/apm/image.yml file and executing apm system image apply.
Details and examples: "Image configuration". For complete module references, see "Configuring the APM build".