Using BootLoose containers in a k0s cluster?

Hey!

I have a few projects that I want to run that are _far_ too complex - for either licensing or just how many moving parts they are or simply being absurdly legacy - to run in simple, stateless(-ish) containers. So for that I have previously used LXC/Incus. Right now, I use FusionPBX and a stack of bitcoind/c-lightning in two such containers and I would love to migrate those into kubernetes, in full.

Would it be possible to use BootLoose containers within a k0s cluster? Although my three Radxa Orion O6'es are plenty powerful, I would like to avoid using full-blown VMs - this deep level of virtualization might be too much for that platform, for now. This is why I would love to stick to containers.

Thank you and kind regards,
Ingwie

The issue does not identify a file, test, or entry point. First review how BootLoose creates and manages its containers, then compare those requirements with running workloads in a k0s Kubernetes cluster. Done would mean a documented compatibility decision or a clearly scoped implementation plan.

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