Bootcfg is a powerful tool for managing machines that use iPXE for PXE booting, providing an intuitive interface for configuring boot options across large clusters of machines.
bootcfg is an open source tool created by CoreOS for managing networks of machines that boot using the iPXE firmware. It is designed to work at scale across large clusters of machines by providing a simple yet powerful HTTP and gRPC API for managing iPXE boot configurations.
Some key features of bootcfg include:
Overall, bootcfg aims to greatly simplify managing network boot environments. Its simple abstractions make booting clusters of identically configured machines a breeze compared to more traditional PXE environments. The tool is commonly used with Container Linux from CoreOS to provision and maintain Kubernetes or other container cluster environments.
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