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@keeb/alpinev2026.05.25.1· 8d agoWORKFLOWS·SKILLS
01README

Alpine Linux disk install + overlay packaging (https://github.com/keeb/swamp-alpine)

02Workflows3
@keeb/create-stateful-vm87981e7d-2f19-4a6e-b1ae-7afd6984cb8c

Create VM, PXE boot, install Alpine to disk, set boot order, reboot from disk

provisionFull stateful VM provisioning
1.authkeebDev02.auth— Authenticate with Proxmox via keebDev02
2.create-vmfleet.create— Create VM with persistent disk (PXE-first boot order)
3.start-vmfleet.start— Start VM (PXE boots into diskless Alpine)
4.install-alpinealpineInstaller.install— Install Alpine to disk via setup-alpine with post-install chroot setup
5.set-boot-orderfleet.setBootOrder— Set boot order to disk-first (scsi0 then net0)
6.stop-vmfleet.stop— Stop VM before rebooting from disk
7.start-from-diskfleet.start— Start VM from disk (boots installed Alpine, waits for IP)
@keeb/deploy-apkovl865bb9bf-9008-4a1d-8b8a-f9445b9aa3c9

Package gold-image overlay and deploy to TFTP server

mainAuth, ensure gold-image VM is running via fleet, then package and deploy overlay
1.authkeebDev02.auth— Authenticate with Proxmox via keebDev02
2.ensure-runningfleet.start— Start gold-image VM if not already running
3.deploygoldImageOverlay.deployApkovl— Package and deploy Alpine overlay
@keeb/provision-packagesa0a75f74-513b-41c8-be8a-d146b357184a

Authenticate, ensure a VM is running, then install packages and enable services

provisionAuth, start VM, install packages
1.authkeebDev02.auth— Authenticate with Proxmox
2.ensure-runningfleet.start— Start VM if not already running
3.install-packagesalpinePackages.provision— Install apk packages and enable services on the VM
03Skills1
alpine1 file
04Previous Versions7
2026.04.22.3Apr 22, 2026
2026.04.22.2Apr 22, 2026
2026.04.22.1Apr 22, 2026
2026.03.02.3Mar 3, 2026
2026.03.02.2Mar 3, 2026
2026.03.02.1Mar 3, 2026
2026.02.27.1Feb 27, 2026
05Stats
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Repository
https://github.com/keeb/swamp-alpine
06Platforms
07Labels
#alpine#linux#infrastructure