Corium
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  • Guides
    • Concepts
    • Quick start
    • Upgrades
    • Cilium
    • OIDC login
    • Software RAID
    • ZFS on data disks
    • Building your own image
    • WireGuard overlay
    • Troubleshooting
  • Install
    • Which install guide
    • Downloads
    • Proxmox
    • Bare metal
    • HA cluster
    • OpenStack
    • Rescue mode
    • Stretched cluster
  • Reference
    • Comparison
    • Feature support
    • Examples
    • Configuration
    • cctl
  • Decisions
    • ADR 1 — Base image
    • ADR 2 — Root filesystem
    • ADR 3 — Software RAID scope
    • ADR 4 — Management API
    • ADR 5 — SSH access over the API
    • ADR 6 — Host WireGuard overlay
    • ADR 7 — ZFS on data disks
    • ADR 8 — Day-two reconcile
    • ADR 9 — Artefact builder
    • ADR 10 — Kubernetes version axis
    • ADR 11 — API on by default
    • ADR 12 — Rollout inventory
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    Concepts explains how Corium works and why it is shaped this way. Quick start gets a node running. Upgrades moves it to a new image without losing quorum. The rest are task pages: Cilium, software RAID, building your own image, and a WireGuard overlay between hosts. Troubleshooting indexes failures by symptom.

    Building Your Own Image →
    Cilium →
    Concepts →
    OIDC Login →
    Quick Start →
    Software RAID →
    Troubleshooting →
    Upgrades →
    WireGuard Overlay →
    ZFS on Data Disks →
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