This repository provides an initramfs overlay for Alpine Linux that enables headless bootstrapping on systems without keyboard or display. The primary mechanism is a self-contained shell script (`headless_bootstrap`) executed during early boot, which automatically configures networking (Ethernet, WiFi, USB gadget), starts a temporary SSH server with pre-generated keys, and optionally triggers an unattended installation script. It supports USB gadget mode, version checking with auto-update, and a variety of customization via external files. The architecture is a collection of carefully crafted OpenRC service files, shell scripts, and configuration examples, packaged as an `apkovl.tar.gz` overlay. This is not a typical application but a system utility designed to solve a specific provisioning problem: remotely installing Alpine Linux on headless devices.
This repository provides a complete solution for integrating AmneziaWG (a WireGuard fork with traffic obfuscation) with MikroTik RouterOS. It includes multi-architecture Dockerfiles (amd64, arm, arm64) that build minimal Alpine-based containers running the AmneziaWG client, along with OpenRC init scripts to manage the VPN tunnel and configure NAT/MSS clamping via nftables or iptables. The repository also contains pre-built container images and a detailed step-by-step guide (in Russian) covering two deployment options: running the container directly inside RouterOS (for devices that support containers) or using a separate Linux machine as a VPN gateway. The actual code is limited to Dockerfiles and shell scripts; the bulk of the repository is documentation and build artifacts. It is not a standalone application but a deployment pattern and configuration toolkit for network engineers.