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Fix a few minor vestigial references to "containers"

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Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
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Jonathon Anderson
2025-01-19 13:26:40 -07:00
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@@ -32,16 +32,16 @@ Tools
There are different container managment tools available. Docker is
probably the most recognizable one in the enterprise. Podman is
another one that is gaining traction on the RHEL platforms. In HPC,
Apptainer is the most utilized image management tool. You can use
any of these to create and manage the containers to be later imported
Apptainer is the most utilized container management tool. You can use
any of these to create and manage the images to be later imported
into Warewulf.
Structure
=========
A Warewulf container is a directory that populates the runtime root file system of a cluster
node. The container source directory must contain a single ``rootfs`` directory which represents the
actual root directory for the overlay.
A Warewulf image is a directory that populates the runtime root file system of a cluster
node. The image source directory must contain a single ``rootfs`` directory which represents the
actual root directory for the image.
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@@ -68,12 +68,12 @@ actual root directory for the overlay.
├── usr
└── var
Warewulf containers are built (e.g., with ``wwctl container build``) into compressed images for
Warewulf images are built (e.g., with ``wwctl image build``) into compressed images for
distribution to cluster nodes.
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/var/lib/warewulf/provision/container
/var/lib/warewulf/provision/image
├── rockylinux-9.img
└── rockylinux-9.img.gz