Use Talos Enterprise Linux with Omni

For Omni accounts with a Talos Enterprise Linux entitlement, Enterprise Image Factory is already configured as the source for all installation media and upgrade images. Machines convert to Talos Enterprise Linux automatically on the next schematic change after Talos Linux 1.13 or later is running. To get started, see the Getting Started with Omni guide. To move existing clusters from open-source Talos Linux to Talos Enterprise Linux, see Migrate Clusters to Talos Enterprise Linux.

Access security artifacts

You can access vulnerability reports, SBOMs, and VEX documents for your cluster through the Omni UI or the CLI. For information on how to interpret scan results, SBOMs, and VEX data, see Scan Talos Enterprise Linux Images With SBOM and VEX.

Omni UI
CLI

In the Omni dashboard, go to Clusters and select your cluster.
Select the Security tab to view vulnerability reports for your cluster’s running Talos version, including CVE counts and the impact of upgrading.

Run the following commands, replacing <cluster-name> with your cluster name:

omnictl security requires Omni v1.12.0 or later.

omnictl security scan --cluster-id <cluster-name>
omnictl security sbom --cluster-id <cluster-name>
omnictl security vex --cluster-id <cluster-name>

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Working with Talos Enterprise Linux

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Use Talos Enterprise Linux with Omni

Access security artifacts

​Access security artifacts

Access security artifacts