Build off of publicly accessible images.
If you do not want to create your own VM images, you can use either:
Public GCP images
Instruqt provided images
You can use most public Compute Engine machine imagesarrow-up-right. Popular images include:
centos-cloud/centos-stream-10
debian-cloud/debian-11
debian-cloud/debian-12
rhel-cloud/rhel-8
rhel-cloud/rhel-9
suse-cloud/sles-15
ubuntu-os-cloud/ubuntu-2204-lts
ubuntu-os-cloud/ubuntu-2404-lts-amd64
Instruqt maintains the following Compute Engine images:
Kubernetes (k3s)
instruqt/k3s-v1-33-4 (includes Docker Hub registry mirror)
instruqt/k3s-v1-33-4
instruqt/k3s-v1-32-2
instruqt/k3s-v1-31-4
List of historic images: https://github.com/instruqt/packer-k3s/tagsarrow-up-right
Source: https://github.com/instruqt/packer-k3sarrow-up-right
Docker
instruqt/docker-28-3 (includes Docker Hub registry mirror)
instruqt/docker-28-3
Source: https://github.com/instruqt/packer-dockerarrow-up-right
k3s is a lightweight Kubernetes image. Read more about it herearrow-up-right.
Instruqt is capable of pulling public container images from Docker Hub, Quay, and other public container repositories.
nginx
ubuntu
centos
python
Instruqt provides a cloud-client container image, which includes all of the public cloud CLI tools (awscli, az, and gcloud) pre-installed.
cloud-client
awscli
az
gcloud
gcr.io/instruqt/cloud-client
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