============== Feature Status ============== The following table summarizes the maturity of Warewulf's top-level features. Features are classified as follows: * **Stable** -- Production-ready; the interface is well-tested and unlikely to change in incompatible ways. * **Preview** -- Functional, but may have rough edges, limited testing, or an interface that is still evolving. * **Incomplete** -- Work-in-progress; key functionality or the user-facing interface is not yet complete. .. list-table:: :widths: 30 15 55 :header-rows: 1 * - Feature - Status - Notes * - iPXE - Stable - Default network bootloader used for PXE booting cluster nodes. * - GRUB - Preview - Alternative bootloader; useful for UEFI and Secure Boot scenarios. * - Single-stage boot - Stable - Default provisioning mode; the OS image is used directly as the root filesystem. * - Two-stage boot - Preview - Uses an intermediate initrd to initialize hardware before loading the final OS image. Requires Dracut-based images. * - Nodes - Stable - Core node management (add, remove, configure, list). * - Profiles - Stable - Abstract node profiles for sharing configuration across groups of nodes. * - Overlays - Stable - Template-based file provisioning applied to OS images at boot and at runtime. * - OS images - Stable - Container-based OS image import, management, and provisioning. * - Read-only images - Preview - Marking an image read-only to enable future support for image subscriptions and updates. * - Kernels - Stable - Kernel extraction from OS images and per-node kernel management. * - Disk provisioning - Preview - Partitioning and formatting disks on cluster nodes during provisioning. * - Provision-to-disk - Preview - Provisioning an OS image to disk so that the node can subsequently boot without Warewulf. * - Resources - Incomplete - Generic node resources; the user-facing interface is not yet complete. * - Secure Boot - Preview - UEFI Secure Boot support via signed bootloaders. * - dnsmasq - Preview - Using dnsmasq as an alternative to ISC dhcpd and TFTP for DHCP and network boot services.