====== Alpine Linux — Mirror Configuration ======

The local mirror covers Alpine Linux latest-stable (''x86_64'') including main and community repositories. Alpine is a lightweight, security-focused distribution commonly used as a container base image.

===== APK Repository Configuration =====

Replace ''/etc/apk/repositories'' with the local mirror:

<code bash>
curl -o /etc/apk/repositories https://mirror.nplab.bth.se/configs/alpine/repositories
apk update
</code>

===== Release Reference =====

^ Release ^ Arch ^ Local URL ^ Config File ^
| latest-stable | x86_64 | ''https://mirror.nplab.bth.se/alpine/latest-stable/'' | [[https://mirror.nplab.bth.se/configs/alpine/repositories|repositories]] |

**Download and apply (run as root):**

<code bash>
curl -o /etc/apk/repositories https://mirror.nplab.bth.se/configs/alpine/repositories
apk update
</code>

===== Mirror Structure =====

<code>
/alpine/latest-stable/
  main/x86_64/      ← core packages
  community/x86_64/ ← community packages
</code>

===== Notes =====

  * ''latest-stable'' tracks the current stable Alpine release automatically.
  * Alpine uses APK, not apt/dnf — package manager commands differ from Debian/Ubuntu/RHEL.
  * Common commands: ''apk add <pkg>'', ''apk update'', ''apk upgrade''.