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# Requirement files for Python Virtual Environments
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././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000033 00000000000 010211 x ustar 00 27 mtime=1730462934.543262
kiwi-10.1.18/Makefile 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000010255 14711142327 011220 0 ustar 00 buildroot = /
docdir = /usr/share/doc/packages
python_version = 3
python_lookup_name = python$(python_version)
python = $(shell which $(python_lookup_name))
LC = LC_MESSAGES
version := $(shell \
$(python) -c \
'from kiwi.version import __version__; print(__version__)'\
)
install_dracut:
for dracut in dracut/modules.d/*; do \
${MAKE} -C $$dracut install ;\
done
install_package_docs:
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi
install -m 644 LICENSE \
${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi/LICENSE
install -m 644 README.rst \
${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi/README
install:
# apart from python sources there are also
# the manual pages and the completion
# Note: These information will be missing when installed from pip
# manual pages
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/share/man/man8
for man in doc/build/man/*.8; do \
install -m 644 $$man ${buildroot}usr/share/man/man8 ;\
done
# completion
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/share/bash-completion/completions
$(python) helper/completion_generator.py \
> ${buildroot}usr/share/bash-completion/completions/kiwi-ng
# kiwi default configuration
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}etc
install -m 644 kiwi.yml ${buildroot}etc/kiwi.yml
# kiwi old XSL stylesheets for upgrade
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/share/kiwi
cp -a helper/xsl_to_v74 ${buildroot}usr/share/kiwi/
tox:
tox -- "-n 5"
kiwi/schema/kiwi.rng: kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc
# whenever the schema is changed this target will convert
# the short form of the RelaxNG schema to the format used
# in code and auto generates the python data structures
@type -p trang &>/dev/null || \
(echo "ERROR: trang not found in path: $(PATH)"; exit 1)
trang -I rnc -O rng kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc kiwi/schema/kiwi.rng
# XML parser code is auto generated from schema using generateDS
# http://pythonhosted.org/generateDS
# ---
# a) modify arch-name xsd:token pattern to be generic because
# generateDS translates the regular expression into another
# expression which is different and wrong compared to the
# expression in the schema
cat kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc | sed -e \
s'@arch-name = xsd:token.*@arch-name = xsd:token {pattern = ".*"}@' >\
kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc
# convert schema rnc format into xsd format and call generateDS
trang -I rnc -O xsd kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc \
kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
generateDS.py -f --external-encoding='utf-8' --no-dates --no-warnings \
-o kiwi/xml_parse.py kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
rm kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
rm kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc
obs_test_status:
./.obs_test_status
valid:
for i in `find build-tests test kiwi -name *.xml -o -name *.kiwi`; do \
if [ ! -L $$i ];then \
xsltproc -o $$i.converted kiwi/xsl/master.xsl $$i && \
mv $$i.converted $$i ;\
fi \
done
git_attributes:
# the following is required to update the $Format:%H$ git attribute
# for details on when this target is called see setup.py
git archive HEAD kiwi/version.py | tar -x
clean_git_attributes:
# cleanup version.py to origin state
# for details on when this target is called see setup.py
git checkout kiwi/version.py
build: clean tox
# build the sdist source tarball
poetry build --format=sdist
# provide rpm source tarball
mv dist/kiwi-${version}.tar.gz dist/python-kiwi.tar.gz
# update rpm changelog using reference file
helper/update_changelog.py --since package/python-kiwi.changes --fix > \
dist/python-kiwi.changes
helper/update_changelog.py --file package/python-kiwi.changes >> \
dist/python-kiwi.changes
# update package version in spec file
cat package/python-kiwi-spec-template | sed -e s'@%%VERSION@${version}@' \
> dist/python-kiwi.spec
# update package version in PKGBUILD file
md5sums=$$(md5sum dist/python-kiwi.tar.gz | cut -d" " -f1); \
cat package/python-kiwi-pkgbuild-template | sed \
-e s'@%%VERSION@${version}@' \
-e s"@%%MD5SUM@$${md5sums}@" > dist/PKGBUILD
# provide rpm rpmlintrc
cp package/python-kiwi-rpmlintrc dist
# provide patches
cp package/*.patch dist
pypi: clean tox
poetry build --format=sdist
poetry publish --repository=pypi
clean: clean_git_attributes
rm -rf dist
rm -rf doc/build
rm -rf doc/dist
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././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000033 00000000000 010211 x ustar 00 27 mtime=1730462934.575262
kiwi-10.1.18/doc/Makefile 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000017276 14711142327 011777 0 ustar 00 # Makefile for Sphinx documentation
#
# You can set these variables from the command line.
SPHINXOPTS =
SPHINXBUILD = sphinx-build
PAPER =
BUILDDIR = build
# User-friendly check for sphinx-build
ifeq ($(shell which $(SPHINXBUILD) >/dev/null 2>&1; echo $$?), 1)
$(error The '$(SPHINXBUILD)' command was not found. Make sure you have Sphinx installed, then set the SPHINXBUILD environment variable to point to the full path of the '$(SPHINXBUILD)' executable. Alternatively you can add the directory with the executable to your PATH. If you don't have Sphinx installed, grab it from http://sphinx-doc.org/)
endif
# Internal variables.
PAPEROPT_a4 = -D latex_paper_size=a4
PAPEROPT_letter = -D latex_paper_size=letter
ALLSPHINXOPTS = -W -d $(BUILDDIR)/doctrees $(PAPEROPT_$(PAPER)) $(SPHINXOPTS) source
# the i18n builder cannot share the environment and doctrees with the others
I18NSPHINXOPTS = $(PAPEROPT_$(PAPER)) $(SPHINXOPTS) source
.PHONY: help
help:
@echo "Please use \`make ' where is one of"
@echo " html to make standalone HTML files"
@echo " dirhtml to make HTML files named index.html in directories"
@echo " singlehtml to make a single large HTML file"
@echo " pickle to make pickle files"
@echo " json to make JSON files"
@echo " htmlhelp to make HTML files and a HTML help project"
@echo " qthelp to make HTML files and a qthelp project"
@echo " applehelp to make an Apple Help Book"
@echo " devhelp to make HTML files and a Devhelp project"
@echo " epub to make an epub"
@echo " latex to make LaTeX files, you can set PAPER=a4 or PAPER=letter"
@echo " latexpdf to make LaTeX files and run them through pdflatex"
@echo " latexpdfja to make LaTeX files and run them through platex/dvipdfmx"
@echo " text to make text files"
@echo " man to make manual pages"
@echo " texinfo to make Texinfo files"
@echo " info to make Texinfo files and run them through makeinfo"
@echo " gettext to make PO message catalogs"
@echo " changes to make an overview of all changed/added/deprecated items"
@echo " xml to make Docutils-native XML files"
@echo " pseudoxml to make pseudoxml-XML files for display purposes"
@echo " linkcheck to check all external links for integrity"
@echo " doctest to run all doctests embedded in the documentation (if enabled)"
@echo " coverage to run coverage check of the documentation (if enabled)"
@echo " spell to run spell-checking"
.PHONY: clean
clean:
rm -rf $(BUILDDIR)/
.PHONY: html
html:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b html $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/html
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The HTML pages are in $(BUILDDIR)/html."
.PHONY: dirhtml
dirhtml:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b dirhtml $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/dirhtml
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The HTML pages are in $(BUILDDIR)/dirhtml."
.PHONY: singlehtml
singlehtml:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b singlehtml $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/singlehtml
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The HTML page is in $(BUILDDIR)/singlehtml."
.PHONY: pickle
pickle:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b pickle $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/pickle
@echo
@echo "Build finished; now you can process the pickle files."
.PHONY: json
json:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b json $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/json
@echo
@echo "Build finished; now you can process the JSON files."
.PHONY: htmlhelp
htmlhelp:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b htmlhelp $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/htmlhelp
@echo
@echo "Build finished; now you can run HTML Help Workshop with the" \
".hhp project file in $(BUILDDIR)/htmlhelp."
.PHONY: qthelp
qthelp:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b qthelp $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/qthelp
@echo
@echo "Build finished; now you can run "qcollectiongenerator" with the" \
".qhcp project file in $(BUILDDIR)/qthelp, like this:"
@echo "# qcollectiongenerator $(BUILDDIR)/qthelp/kiwi.qhcp"
@echo "To view the help file:"
@echo "# assistant -collectionFile $(BUILDDIR)/qthelp/kiwi.qhc"
.PHONY: applehelp
applehelp:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b applehelp $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/applehelp
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The help book is in $(BUILDDIR)/applehelp."
@echo "N.B. You won't be able to view it unless you put it in" \
"~/Library/Documentation/Help or install it in your application" \
"bundle."
.PHONY: devhelp
devhelp:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b devhelp $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/devhelp
@echo
@echo "Build finished."
@echo "To view the help file:"
@echo "# mkdir -p $$HOME/.local/share/devhelp/kiwi"
@echo "# ln -s $(BUILDDIR)/devhelp $$HOME/.local/share/devhelp/kiwi"
@echo "# devhelp"
.PHONY: epub
epub:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b epub $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/epub
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The epub file is in $(BUILDDIR)/epub."
.PHONY: latex
latex:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b latex $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/latex
@echo
@echo "Build finished; the LaTeX files are in $(BUILDDIR)/latex."
@echo "Run \`make' in that directory to run these through (pdf)latex" \
"(use \`make latexpdf' here to do that automatically)."
.PHONY: latexpdf
latexpdf:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b latex $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/latex
@echo "Running LaTeX files through pdflatex..."
$(MAKE) -C $(BUILDDIR)/latex all-pdf
@echo "pdflatex finished; the PDF files are in $(BUILDDIR)/latex."
.PHONY: latexpdfja
latexpdfja:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b latex $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/latex
@echo "Running LaTeX files through platex and dvipdfmx..."
$(MAKE) -C $(BUILDDIR)/latex all-pdf-ja
@echo "pdflatex finished; the PDF files are in $(BUILDDIR)/latex."
.PHONY: text
text:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b text $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/text
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The text files are in $(BUILDDIR)/text."
.PHONY: man
man:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b man $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/man
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The manual pages are in $(BUILDDIR)/man."
.PHONY: texinfo
texinfo:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b texinfo $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/texinfo
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The Texinfo files are in $(BUILDDIR)/texinfo."
@echo "Run \`make' in that directory to run these through makeinfo" \
"(use \`make info' here to do that automatically)."
.PHONY: info
info:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b texinfo $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/texinfo
@echo "Running Texinfo files through makeinfo..."
make -C $(BUILDDIR)/texinfo info
@echo "makeinfo finished; the Info files are in $(BUILDDIR)/texinfo."
.PHONY: gettext
gettext:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b gettext $(I18NSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/locale
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The message catalogs are in $(BUILDDIR)/locale."
.PHONY: changes
changes:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b changes $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/changes
@echo
@echo "The overview file is in $(BUILDDIR)/changes."
.PHONY: linkcheck
linkcheck:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b linkcheck $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/linkcheck
@echo
@echo "Link check complete; look for any errors in the above output " \
"or in $(BUILDDIR)/linkcheck/output.txt."
.PHONY: doctest
doctest:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b doctest $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/doctest
@echo "Testing of doctests in the sources finished, look at the " \
"results in $(BUILDDIR)/doctest/output.txt."
.PHONY: coverage
coverage:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b coverage $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/coverage
@echo "Testing of coverage in the sources finished, look at the " \
"results in $(BUILDDIR)/coverage/python.txt."
.PHONY: xml
xml:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b xml $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/xml
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The XML files are in $(BUILDDIR)/xml."
.PHONY: pseudoxml
pseudoxml:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b pseudoxml $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/pseudoxml
@echo
@echo "Build finished. The pseudo-XML files are in $(BUILDDIR)/pseudoxml."
.PHONY: spell
spell:
$(SPHINXBUILD) -b spelling $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) $(BUILDDIR)/spelling
@echo
@echo "Spell-checking complete. Find results in $(BUILDDIR)/spelling."
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.bootloader.config.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000002012 14711142327 017460 0 ustar 00 kiwi.bootloader.config Package
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`kiwi.bootloader.config.grub2` Module
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`kiwi.bootloader.config.systemd_boot` Module
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.bootloader.template.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000000756 14711142327 020043 0 ustar 00 kiwi.bootloader.template Package
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.builder.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000002455 14711142327 015523 0 ustar 00 kiwi.builder Package
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.container.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000000630 14711142327 016050 0 ustar 00 kiwi.container Package
======================
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.filesystem.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000003724 14711142327 016261 0 ustar 00 kiwi.filesystem Package
=======================
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`kiwi.filesystem.btrfs` Module
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/api/kiwi.iso_tools.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000001322 14711142327 016077 0 ustar 00 kiwi.iso_tools Package
======================
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Submodules
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.. automodule:: kiwi.iso_tools.base
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`kiwi.iso_tools.xorriso` Module
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`kiwi.cli` Module
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`kiwi.storage.device_provider` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.base` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.gce` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.vagrant_libvirt` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.vagrant_virtualbox` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.vdi` Module
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`kiwi.storage.subformat.template.virtualbox_ovf` Module
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`kiwi.system.identifier` Module
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.. automodule:: kiwi.system.identifier
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`kiwi.system.kernel` Module
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`kiwi.system.prepare` Module
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`kiwi.system.profile` Module
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`kiwi.tasks.result_list` Module
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`kiwi.utils.checksum` Module
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`kiwi.volume_manager.base` Module
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`kiwi.volume_manager.btrfs` Module
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Python API
==========
.. note::
This API documentation covers {kiwi} |version|
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
api/kiwi
api/kiwi.archive
api/kiwi.boot.image
api/kiwi.bootloader.config
api/kiwi.bootloader.install
api/kiwi.bootloader
api/kiwi.bootloader.template
api/kiwi.boot
api/kiwi.builder
api/kiwi.container
api/kiwi.container.setup
api/kiwi.filesystem
api/kiwi.iso_tools
api/kiwi.package_manager
api/kiwi.partitioner
api/kiwi.repository
api/kiwi.repository.template
api/kiwi.solver.repository
api/kiwi.solver
api/kiwi.storage
api/kiwi.storage.subformat
api/kiwi.storage.subformat.template
api/kiwi.system
api/kiwi.tasks
api/kiwi.utils
api/kiwi.volume_manager
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Build a Container Image
=======================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build a Container Image. It covers the following topics:
* basic configuration explanation
* how to build a Container Image
* how to run it with a Container Runtime
{kiwi} can build native container images from scratch or using existing images.
{kiwi} container images are considered to be native, because a {kiwi} tarball
image can be loaded directly into container runtimes like Podman, Docker or
Containerd, including common container configurations.
The container configuration metadata is supplied to {kiwi} as part of the
:ref:`XML description file ` using the
```` tag. The following configuration metadata can be
specified.
`containerconfig` attributes:
* ``name``: Specifies the repository name of the container image.
* ``tag``: Sets the tag of the container image.
* ``maintainer``: Specifies the author of the container. Equivalent to the
`MAINTAINER` directive in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``user``: Sets the user name or user id (UID) to be used when
running `entrypoint` and `subcommand`. Equivalent of the `USER`
directive of a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``workingdir``: Sets the working directory to be used when running
`cmd` and `entrypoint`. Equivalent of the `WORKDIR` directive in a
:file:`Dockerfile`.
`containerconfig` child tags:
* ``subcommand``: Provides the default execution parameters of the
container. Equivalent of the `CMD` directive in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``labels``: Adds custom metadata to an image using key-value pairs.
Equivalent to one or more `LABEL` directives in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``expose``: Defines which ports can be exposed to the outside when
running this container image. Equivalent to one or more `EXPOSE`
directives in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``environment``: Sets environment variables using key-value pairs.
Equivalent to one or multiple `ENV` directives in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``entrypoint``: Sets the binary to use for executing all commands inside the
container. Equivalent of the `ENTRYPOINT` directive in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``volumes``: Creates mountpoints with the given name and marks them to hold
external volumes from the host or from other containers. Equivalent to
one or more `VOLUME` directives in a :file:`Dockerfile`.
* ``stopsignal``: The stopsignal element sets the system call signal that
will be sent to the container to exit. This signal can be a signal name
in the format SIG[NAME], for instance SIGKILL, or an unsigned number that
matches a position in the kernel's syscall table, for instance 9.
The default is SIGTERM if not defined
Other :file:`Dockerfile` directives such as ``RUN``, ``COPY`` or ``ADD``,
can be mapped to {kiwi} using the
:ref:`config.sh ` script file to run Bash commands,
or the :ref:`overlay tree ` to include
additional files.
The following example illustrates how to build a container image based on
openSUSE Leap:
1. Make sure you have checked out the example image descriptions
(see :ref:`example-descriptions`).
#. Include the ``Virtualization/containers`` repository into your list (replace the placeholder `` with the name of the desired distribution):
.. code:: bash
$ zypper addrepo http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Virtualization:/containers/ container-tools
#. Install :command:`umoci` and :command:`skopeo` tools
.. code:: bash
$ zypper in umoci skopeo
#. Build an image with {kiwi}:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_docker} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_leap} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
#. Test the container image.
First load the new image into your container runtime:
.. code:: bash
$ podman load -i {exc_image_base_name_docker}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.docker.tar.xz
Then run the image:
.. code:: bash
$ podman run --rm -it buildsystem /bin/bash
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000034 00000000000 010212 x ustar 00 28 mtime=1730462934.5792623
kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/building_images/build_enclave.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000006415 14711142327 020300 0 ustar 00 .. _eif:
Build an AWS Nitro Enclave
==============================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build AWS Nitro Enclaves. It covers the following topics:
* how to build an AWS Nitro Enclave
* how to test the enclave via QEMU
AWS Nitro Enclaves enables customers to create isolated compute environments
to further protect and securely process highly sensitive data such as personally
identifiable information (PII), healthcare, financial, and intellectual property
data within their Amazon EC2 instances. Nitro Enclaves uses the same Nitro
Hypervisor technology that provides CPU and memory isolation for EC2 instances.
For further details please visit https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/nitro/nitro-enclaves
To add an enclave build to your appliance, create a `type` element with
`image` set to `enclave` in the :file:`config.xml` file as shown below:
.. code:: xml
The following attributes of the `type` element are relevant:
- `enclave_format`: Specifies the enclave target
As of today only the `aws-nitro` enclave target is supported
- `kernelcmdline`: Specifies the kernel commandline suitable for the enclave
An enclave is a system that runs completely in RAM loaded from
an enclave binary format which includes the kernel, initrd and
the kernel commandline suitable for the target system.
With the appropriate settings specified in :file:`config.xml`, you can build an
image using {kiwi}:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_enclave} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_rawhide} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
The resulting image is saved in :file:`/tmp/myimage`, and the image can
be tested with QEMU:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu-system-x86_64 \
-M nitro-enclave,vsock=c \
-m 4G \
-nographic \
-chardev socket,id=c,path=/tmp/vhost4.socket \
-kernel {exc_image_base_name_enclave}.eif
The image is now complete and ready to use. Access to the system is
possible via ssh through a vsock connection into the guest. To establish
a vsock connection it's required to forward the connection through the
guest AF_VSOCK socket. This can be done via a ProxyCommand setup of the
host ssh as follows:
.. code:: bash
$ vi ~/bin/vsock-ssh.sh
#!/bin/bash
CID=$(echo "$1" | cut -d . -f 1)
socat - VSOCK-CONNECT:$CID:22
.. code:: bash
$ vi ~/.ssh/config
host *.vsock
ProxyCommand ~/bin/vsock-ssh.sh %h
After the ssh proxy setup login to the enclave with a custom vsock port
as follows:
.. code:: bash
$ ssh root@21.vsock
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/building_images/build_expandable_disk.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000036650 14711142327 022004 0 ustar 00 .. _expandable_disk:
Build an Expandable Disk Image
==============================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build an expandable disk image.
It covers the following topics:
* build an expandable disk image
* deploy an expandable disk image
* run the deployed system
An expandable disk represents the system disk with the capability to automatically
expand the disk and its filesystem to a custom disk geometry. This
allows deploying the same disk image on target systems with different
hardware setups.
The following example shows how to build and deploy an expandable disk image
based on openSUSE Leap using a QEMU virtual machine as a target
system:
1. Make sure you have checked out the example image descriptions (see :ref:`example-descriptions`).
2. Build an image with {kiwi}:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng --type oem system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_disk} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_leap} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
The resulting image is saved in :file:`/tmp/myimage`.
* The disk image with the suffix :file:`.raw` is an expandable
virtual disk. It can expand itself to a custom disk geometry.
* The installation image with the suffix :file:`install.iso` is a
hybrid installation system which contains the disk image and is
capable to install this image on any target disk.
.. _deployment_methods:
Deployment Methods
------------------
The goal of an expandable disk image is to provide the virtual
disk data for OEM vendors to support easy deployment of the system to
physical storage media.
Basic deployment strategies are as follows:
1. :ref:`deploy_manually`
Manually deploy the disk image onto the target disk.
2. :ref:`deploy_from_iso`
Boot the installation image and let {kiwi}'s installer
deploy the disk image from CD/DVD or USB stick onto the target disk.
3. :ref:`deploy_from_network`
PXE boot the target system and let {kiwi}'s installer
deploy the disk image from the network onto the target disk.
.. _deploy_manually:
Manual Deployment
-----------------
The manual deployment method can be tested using virtualization software
like QEMU and an additional virtual a large-size target disk.
To do this, follow the steps below.
1. Create a target disk:
.. code:: bash
$ qemu-img create target_disk 20g
.. note:: Retaining the Disk Geometry
If the target disk geometry is less than or equals to the geometry of
the disk image itself, the disk expansion that is performed on a physical
disk install during the boot workflow is skipped and the
original disk geometry stays unchanged.
2. Dump disk image on target disk:
.. code:: bash
$ dd if={exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.raw of=target_disk conv=notrunc
3. Boot the target disk:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu -hda target_disk -m 4096 -serial stdio
On first boot of the target_disk, the system is expanded to the
configured storage layout. By default, the system root partition
and filesystem are resized to the maximum free space available.
.. _deploy_from_iso:
CD/DVD Deployment
-----------------
The deployment from CD/DVD via an installation image can
also be tested using virtualization software such as QEMU.
To do this, follow the steps below.
1. Create a target disk:
Follow the steps above to create a virtual target disk
2. Boot the installation image as CD/DVD with the
target disk attached.
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu -cdrom \
{exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.install.iso -hda target_disk \
-boot d -m 4096 -serial stdio
.. note:: USB Stick Deployment
Like any other ISO image built with {kiwi}, the installation
image is also a hybrid image. Thus, it can also be used on USB stick and
serve as installation media as explained in
:ref:`hybrid_iso`
.. _deploy_from_network:
Network Deployment
------------------
The process of deployment from the network downloads the disk image from a
PXE boot server. This requires a PXE network boot server to be setup
as described in :ref:`network-boot-server`
If the PXE server is running, the following steps show how to test the
deployment process over the network using a QEMU virtual machine as
a target system:
1. Create an installation PXE TAR archive along with your
disk image by replacing the following configuration in
kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_disk}/appliance.kiwi
Find the line below:
.. code:: xml
Modify the line as follows:
.. code:: xml
2. Rebuild the image, unpack the resulting
:file:`{exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.install.tar.xz`
file to a temporary directory, and copy the initrd and kernel images to
the PXE server.
a) Unpack installation tarball:
.. code:: bash
mkdir /tmp/pxe && cd /tmp/pxe
tar -xf {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.install.tar.xz
b) Copy kernel and initrd used for PXE boot:
.. code:: bash
scp pxeboot.{exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.initrd PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/boot/initrd
scp pxeboot.{exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.kernel PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/boot/linux
3. Copy the disk image, MD5 file, system kernel, initrd and bootoptions to
the PXE boot server.
Activation of the deployed system is done via `kexec` of the kernel
and initrd provided here.
a) Copy system image and MD5 checksum:
.. code:: bash
scp {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.xz PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/image/
scp {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.md5 PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/image/
b) Copy kernel, initrd and bootoptions used for booting the system via kexec:
.. code:: bash
scp {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.initrd PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/image/
scp {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.kernel PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/image/
scp {exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.config.bootoptions PXE_SERVER_IP:/srv/tftpboot/image/
.. note::
The config.bootoptions file is used with kexec to boot the previously
dumped image. This file specifies the root of the dumped image, and the
file can include other boot options. The file provided with the {kiwi}
built image connected to the image present in the PXE TAR archive. If
other images are deployed, the file must be modified to match the
correct root reference.
4. Add/Update the kernel command line parameters.
Edit your PXE configuration (for example :file:`pxelinux.cfg/default`) on
the PXE server, and add the following parameters to the append line similar to shown below:
.. code:: bash
append initrd=boot/initrd rd.kiwi.install.pxe rd.kiwi.install.image=tftp://192.168.100.16/image/{exc_image_base_name_disk}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.xz
The location of the image is specified as a source URI that can point
to any location supported by the `curl` command. {kiwi} uses `curl` to fetch
the data from this URI. This means that the image, MD5 file, system kernel
and initrd can be fetched from any server, and they do not need to be stored
on the `PXE_SERVER`.
By default {kiwi} does not use specific `curl` options or flags. But it is
possible to specify desired options by adding the
`rd.kiwi.install.pxe.curl_options` flag to the kernel command line (`curl`
options are passed as comma-separated values), for example:
.. code:: bash
rd.kiwi.install.pxe.curl_options=--retry,3,--retry-delay,3,--speed-limit,2048
The above instructs {kiwi} to run `curl` as follows:
.. code:: bash
curl --retry 3 --retry-delay 3 --speed-limit 2048 -f
This can be particularly useful when the deployment infrastructure requires
specific download configuration. For example, setting more robust retries
over an unstable network connection.
.. note::
{kiwi} replaces commas with spaces and appends the result to the `curl`
command. Keep that in mind, because command-line options that include
commas break the command.
.. note::
The initrd and Linux Kernel for PXE boot are always loaded via TFTP
from the `PXE_SERVER`.
4. Create a target disk.
Follow the steps above to create a virtual target disk.
5. Connect the client to the network and boot QEMU with the target disk
attached to the virtual machine:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu -boot n -hda target_disk -m 4096
.. note:: QEMU bridged networking
To connect QEMU to the network, we recommend to
setup a network bridge on the host system and connect QEMU
to it via a custom /etc/qemu-ifup configuration. For details, see
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/QEMU/Networking
.. _oem_customize:
OEM Customization
-----------------
The deployment process of an OEM image can be customized using
the `oemconfig` element. This element is a child section of the `type`
element, for example:
.. code:: xml
512
Below is a losr list of optional `oem` element settings.
oemconfig.oem-resize
Determines if the disk has the capability to expand itself to
a new disk geometry or not. By default, this feature is activated.
The implementation of the resize capability is done in a dracut
module packaged as `dracut-kiwi-oem-repart`. If `oem-resize` is
set to false, the installation of the corresponding dracut package
can be skipped as well.
oemconfig.oem-boot-title
By default, the string OEM is used as the boot manager menu
entry when KIWI creates the GRUB configuration during deployment.
The `oem-boot-title` element allows you to set a custom name for the
grub menu entry. This value is represented by the
``kiwi_oemtitle`` variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-bootwait
Determines if the system waits for user interaction before
continuing the boot process after the disk image has been dumped to
the designated storage device (default value is false). This value
is represented by the ``kiwi_oembootwait`` variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-reboot
When enabled, the system is rebooted after the disk image has
been deployed to the designated storage device (default value is
false). This value is represented by the ``kiwi_oemreboot``
variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-reboot-interactive
When enabled, the system is rebooted after the disk image has
been deployed to the designated storage device (default value is
false). Before the reboot, a message is displayed, and it and must be
acknowledged by the user for the system to reboot. This
value is represented by the ``kiwi_oemrebootinteractive`` variable
in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-silent-boot
Determines if the system boots in silent mode after the disk
image has been deployed to the designated storage device (default
value is false). This value is represented by the
``kiwi_oemsilentboot`` variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-shutdown
Determines if the system is powered down after the disk image
has been deployed to the designated storage device (default value
is false). This value is represented by the ``kiwi_oemshutdown``
variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-shutdown-interactive
Determines if the system is powered down after the disk image
has been deployed to the designated storage device (default value
is false). Before the shutdown a message is displayed, and it must be
acknowledged by the user for the system to power off.
This value is represented by the ``kiwi_oemshutdowninteractive``
variable in the initrd
oemconfig.oem-swap
Determines if a swap partition is be created. By default, no
swap partition is created. This value is represented
by the ``kiwi_oemswap`` variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-swapname
Specifies the name of the swap space. By default, the name is set to
``LVSwap``. The default indicates that this setting is only useful in
combination with the LVM volume manager. In this case, the swapspace is
configured as a volume in the volume group, and every volume requires a name.
The name specified in `oemconfig.oem-swapname` here is used as a name of the
swap volume.
oemconfig.oem-swapsize
Specifies the size of the swap partition. If a swap partition is created while
the size of the swap partition is not specified, KIWI calculates the size of
the swap partition, and creates a swap partition at initial boot time. In this
case, the swap partition size equals the double amount of RAM of the system.
This value is represented by the ``kiwi_oemswapMB`` variable in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-systemsize
Specifies the size the operating system is allowed to occupy on the target
disk. The size limit does not include any swap space or recovery partition
considerations. In a setup *without* the systemdisk element, this value
specifies the size of the root partition. In a setup that *includes* the
systemdisk element, this value specifies the size of the LVM partition that
contains all specified volumes. This means that the sum of all specified
volume sizes plus the sum of the specified freespace for each volume must be
smaller than or equal to the size specified with the `oem-systemsize` element. This
value is represented by the variable ``kiwi_oemrootMB`` in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-unattended
The installation of the image to the target system occurs
automatically without requiring user interaction. If multiple
possible target devices are discovered, the image is deployed to
the first device. ``kiwi_oemunattended`` in the initrd.
oemconfig.oem-unattended-id
Selects a target disk device for the installation according to the
specified device ID. The device ID corresponds to the name of the device for
the configured `devicepersistency`. By default, it is the `by-uuid` device
name. If no representation exists, for example for ramdisk devices, the UNIX
device node can be used to select one. The given name must be present in the
device list detected by KIWI.
oemconfig.oem-skip-verify
Disables the checksum verification process after installing of the image to
the target disk. The verification process computes the checksum of the image
installed to the target. This value is then compared to the initrd embedded
checksum generated at build time of the image. Depending on the size of the
image and machine power, computing the checksum may take time.
.. _installmedia_customize:
Installation Media Customization
--------------------------------
The installation media created for OEM network or CD/DVD deployments can
be customized with the `installmedia` section. It is a child section of the `type`
element, for example:
.. code:: xml
The `installmedia` is only available for OEM image types that include the
request to create an installation media.
The `initrd` child element of `installmedia` lists dracut modules. The element's
`action` attribute determines whether the dracut module is omitted
(`action="omit"`) or added (`action="add"`). Use `action="set"` to use only the
listed modules and nothing else (that is, none of the dracut modules included by
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/building_images/build_kis.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000007001 14711142327 017441 0 ustar 00 .. _kis:
Build KIS Image (Kernel, Initrd, System)
========================================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build an image that consists
out of three components: the kernel an initrd, and an
optional root filesystem image. In {kiwi} terminology,
this type of image is called KIS.
A KIS image is a collection of image components that are not
associated with a dedicated use case. This means that as far as {kiwi}
is concerned, it is not known in which environment these components
are expected to be used. The predecessor of this image type was called
`pxe` under the assumption that the components will be used
in a PXE boot environment. However, this assumption is not
always true, and the image components may be used in different
ways. Because there are so many possible deployment strategies
for a `kernel` plus `initrd` and optional `system root filesystem`,
{kiwi} provides this as the universal `KIS` type.
The former `pxe` image type still exist, but it is expected
to be used only in combination with the legacy `netboot` infrastructure,
as described in :ref:`build_legacy_pxe`.
To add a KIS build to an appliance, create a `type` element with
`image` set to `kis` in the :file:`config.xml` as shown below:
.. code:: xml
With this image type setup, {kiwi} builds a kernel and initrd
not associated with any system root file system. Normally, such
an image is only useful with certain custom dracut extensions
as part of the image description.
The following attributes of the `type` element are often used when
building KIS images:
- `filesystem`: Specifies the root filesystem and triggers the build
of an additional filesystem image of that filesystem. The generated
kernel command-line options file (append file) then also
include a `root=` parameter that references this filesystem image UUID.
Whther the information from the append file should be used or not is
optional.
- `kernelcmdline`: Specifies kernel command-line options that are
part of the generated kernel command-line options file (append file).
By default, the append file contains neither information nor the reference
to the root UUID, if the `filesystem` attribute is used.
All other attributes of the `type` element that applies to an optional
root filesystem image remain in effect in the system image of a KIS
image as well.
With the appropriate settings present in :file:`config.xml`, you can use {kiwi} to
build the image:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng --type kis system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_pxe} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_tumbleweed} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
The resulting image components are saved in :file:`/tmp/myimage`.
Outside of a deployment infrastructure, the example KIS image can be
tested with QEMU as follows:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu
-kernel /tmp/myimage/*.kernel \
-initrd /tmp/myimage/*.initrd \
-append "$(cat /tmp/myimage/*.append) rw" \
-drive file=/tmp/myimage/{exc_image_base_name_pxe}.*-{exc_image_version},if=virtio,driver=raw \
-serial stdio
.. note::
For testing the components of a KIS image normally requires a deployment
infrastructure and a deployment process. An example of a deployment
infrastructure using PXE is provided by {kiwi} with the `netboot`
infrastructure. However, that netboot infrastructure is no longer developed
and only kept for compatibility reasons. For details, see
:ref:`build_legacy_pxe`
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/building_images/build_live_iso.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000014371 14711142327 020474 0 ustar 00 .. _hybrid_iso:
Build an ISO Hybrid Live Image
==============================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build a live image. It covers the following topics:
* how to build an ISO image
* how to run the image with QEMU
A Live ISO image is a system on a removable media, for example a CD/DVD or a USB
stick. Booting a Live ISO image does not interfere
with other system storage components, making it a useful portable system for
demonstration, testing, and debugging.
To add a Live ISO build to your appliance, create a `type` element with
`image` set to `iso` in the :file:`config.xml` file as shown below:
.. code:: xml
The following attributes of the `type` element are relevant when building
Live ISO images:
- `flags`: Specifies the dracut module to use.
If set to `overlay`, the kiwi-live dracut module supplied by {kiwi} is used
for booting.
If set to `dmsquash`, the dracut-supplied dmsquash-live module is
used for booting.
Both modules support a different set of live features.
For details see :ref:`live_features`
- `filesystem`: Specifies the root filesystem for the live system.
If set to `squashfs`, the root filesystem is written into a squashfs image.
This option is not compatible with device-mapper specific features of the
dmsquash-live dracut module. In that case, use overayfs.
If set to a value different from `squashfs`, the root filesystem is written
into a filesystem image of the specified type, and the filesystem image
written into a squashfs image for compression.
The default value of this option is `ext4`.
- `hybridpersistent`: Accepts `true` or `false`, if set to `true`, the
resulting image is created with a COW file to keep data persistent
over a reboot.
- `hybridpersistent_filesystem`: The filesystem used for the COW
file. Valid values are `ext4` or `xfs`, with `ext4` being the default.
With the appropriate settings specified in :file:`config.xml`, you can build an
image using {kiwi}:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_live} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_leap} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
The resulting image is saved in :file:`/tmp/myimage`, and the image can
be tested with QEMU:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu -cdrom \
{exc_image_base_name_live}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.iso \
-m 4096 -serial stdio
The image is now complete and ready to use. See :ref:`iso_to_usb_stick` and
:ref:`iso_as_file_to_usb_stick` for further information concerning
deployment.
.. _live_features:
`overlay` or `dmsquash`
----------------------------------
Whether you choose the `overlay` or `dmsquash` dracut module depends on the
features you intend to use. The `overlay` module supports only overlayfs
based overlays, but with automatic creation of a writable layer for
persistence. The `dmsquash` module supports overlayfs as well as
device-mapper based overlays.
The following list describes important Live ISO features and their support
status in the `overlay` and `dmsquash` modules.
ISO scan
Usable in the same way with both dracut modules. This feature allows
to boot the Live ISO as a file from a grub loopback configured bootloader.
The `live-grub-stick` tool is one example that uses this feature.
For details how to setup ISO scan with the `overlay` module see
:ref:`iso_as_file_to_usb_stick`
ISO in RAM completely
Usable with the `dmsquash` module through `rd.live.ram`. The `overlay`
module does not support this mode, while {kiwi} supports RAM only systems
as OEM deployment into RAM from an install ISO media. For details how
to setup RAM only deployments in {kiwi} see: :ref:`ramdisk_deployment`
Overlay based on overlayfs
Usable with both dracut modules. The readonly root filesystem is
overlaid with a readwrite filesystem using the kernel overlayfs
filesystem.
Overlay based on device mapper snapshots
Usable with the `dmsquash` module. A squashfs compressed readonly root
is overlaid with a readwrite filesystem using a device mapper
snapshot.
Media Checksum Verification
Boot the Live iso only for ISO checksum verification. This is possible with
both modules but the `overlay` module uses the `checkmedia` tool, whereas the
upstream `dmsquash` module uses `checkisomd5`. The verification process is
triggered by passing the kernel option `mediacheck` for the `overlay` module
and `rd.live.check` for the `dmsquash` module.
Live ISO through PXE boot
Boot the Live image via the network. This is possible with both
modules, but it uses different technologies. The `overlay` module supports
network boot only in combination with the AoE (Ata Over Ethernet) protocol.
For details see :ref:`network_live_boot`. The `dmsquash` module supports
network boot by fetching the ISO image into memory from `root=live:`
using the `livenet` module.
Persistent Data
Keep new data persistent on a writable storage device. This can be done
with both modules but in different ways. The `overlay` module activates
persistency with the kernel boot parameter `rd.live.overlay.persistent`.
If the persistent setup cannot be created the fallback to the non persistent
mode applies automatically. The `overlay` module auto detects if it is
used on a disk or ISO scan loop booted from a file. If booted as disk,
persistency is setup on a new partition of that disk. If loop booted
from file, persistency is setup on a new cow file. The cow file/partition
setup can be influenced with the kernel boot parameters:
`rd.live.overlay.cowfs` and `rd.live.cowfile.mbsize`. The `dmsquash`
module configures persistency through the `rd.live.overlay` option
exclusively and does not support the automatic creation of a write
partition in disk mode.
.. admonition:: dmsquash documentation
Documentation for the upstream `dmsquash` module can be found
`here `_.
Options to setup `dmsquash` are marked with `rd.live`
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Build a Virtual Disk Image
==========================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build a simple disk image.
It covers the following topics:
- define a simple disk image in the image description
- build a simple disk image
- run it with QEMU
A simple virtual disk image is a compressed system disk with additional
metadata useful for cloud frameworks like Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine,
or Microsoft Azure. It is used as the native disk of a system, and it does
not require an additional installation workflow or a complex first boot setup
procedure.
To enable {kiwi} to build a simple disk image, add a `type` element with
`image="oem"` in :file:`config.xml`, where the `oem-resize` option
disabled. An example configuration for a 42 GB large VMDK image with
512 MB RAM, an IDE controller and a bridged network interface is shown
below:
.. code:: xml
42
false
The following attributes of the `type` element are deserve attention
when building simple disk images:
- `format`: Specifies the format of the virtual disk, possible values are:
`gce`, `ova`, `qcow2`, `vagrant`, `vmdk`, `vdi`, `vhd`, `vhdx` and
`vhd-fixed`.
- `formatoptions`: Specifies additional format options passed to
:command:`qemu-img`. `formatoptions` is a comma-separated list of format
specific options in a ``name=value`` format as expected by
:command:`qemu-img`. {kiwi} forwards the settings from the attribute as a
parameter to the `-o` option in the :command:`qemu-img` call.
The `bootloader`, `size` and `machine` child-elements of `type` can be
used to customize the virtual machine image. These elements are described in
the following sections: :ref:`disk-bootloader`, :ref:`disk-the-size-element`
and :ref:`disk-the-machine-element`
Once your image description is finished , you can build the image using the
following {kiwi} command:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_disk_simple} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_leap} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
The resulting :file:`.raw` image is stored in :file:`/tmp/myimage`.
You can test the image using QEMU:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo qemu \
-drive file={exc_image_base_name_disk_simple}.x86_64-{exc_image_version}.raw,format=raw,if=virtio \
-m 4096
For further information on how to configure the image to work within a cloud
framework see:
* :ref:`setup_for_ec2`
* :ref:`setup_for_azure`
* :ref:`setup_for_gce`
For information on how to setup a Vagrant system, see: :ref:`setup_vagrant`.
.. _disk-bootloader:
Setting up the Bootloader in the Image
--------------------------------------
.. code:: xml
The `bootloader` element defines which bootloader to use in the
image, and the element offers several options for customizing its configuration.
For details, see: :ref:`preferences-type-bootloader`
.. _disk-the-size-element:
Modifying the Size of the Image
-------------------------------
The `size` child element of `type` specifies the size of the resulting
disk image. The following example shows an image description, where 20 GB are
added to the virtual machine image, of which 5 GB are left unpartitioned:
.. code:: xml
20
false
The following optional attributes can be used to futher customize the image size:
- `unit`: Defines the unit used for the provided numerical value, possible
values are `M` for megabytes and `G` for gigabytes. The default unit
is megabytes.
- `additive`: Boolean value that determines whether the provided value is added
to the current image size (`additive="true"`) or whether it is the total size
(`additive="false"`). The default value is `false`.
- `unpartitioned`: Specifies the image space in the image that is not
partitioned. The attribute uses either the same unit as defined in the attribute
`unit` or the default value.
.. _disk-the-machine-element:
Customizing the Virtual Machine
-------------------------------
The `machine` child element of `type` can be used to customize the virtual
machine configuration, including the number of CPUs and the connected network
interfaces.
The following attributes are supported by the `machine` element:
- `ovftype`: The OVF configuration type. The Open Virtualization Format is a
standard for describing virtual appliances and distribute them in an archive
called Open Virtual Appliance (OVA). The standard describes the major
components associated with a disk image. The exact specification depends on
the product using the format. Supported values are `zvm`, `powervm`, `xen` and
`vmware`.
- `HWversion`: The virtual machine's hardware version (`vmdk` and `ova`
formats only), refer https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003746 for further
information on which value to choose.
- `arch`: the VM architecture (`vmdk` format only). Valid values are
`ix86` (= `i585` and `i686`) and `x86_64`.
- `xen_loader`: the Xen target loader which is expected to load the guest.
Valid values are: `hvmloader`, `pygrub` and `pvgrub`.
- `guestOS`: The virtual guest OS' identification string for the VM (only
applicable for `vmdk` and `ova` formats. Note that the name designation
is different for the two formats).
Note: For vmware ovftools, guestOS is a VMX GuestOS, but not VIM GuestOS.
For instance, correct value for Ubuntu 64 bit is "ubuntu-64", but not
"ubuntu64Guest". See GUEST_OS_KEY_MAP in guest_os_tables.h at
https://github.com/vmware/open-vm-tools for another guestOS values.
- `min_memory`: The virtual machine's minimum memory in MB (`ova` format
only).
- `max_memory`: The virtual machine's maximum memory in MB (`ova` format
only).
- `min_cpu`: The virtual machine's minimum CPU count (`ova` format only).
- `max_cpu`: The virtual machine's maximum CPU count (`ova` format only).
- `memory`: The virtual machine's memory in MB (all formats).
- `ncpus`: The number of virtual CPUs available to the virtual machine (all
formats).
`machine` also supports additional child elements that are covered in the following
subsections.
Modifying the VM Configuration Directly
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The `vmconfig-entry` element is used to add entries directly into the
virtual machine's configuration file. This is currently only supported for
the `vmdk` format where the provided strings are directly pasted into the
:file:`.vmx` file.
The `vmconfig-entry` element has no attributes and can appear multiple
times. The entries are added to the configuration file in the provided
order. Note that {kiwi} does not check the entries for correctness.
The following example adds the two entries `numvcpus = "4"` and
`cpuid.coresPerSocket = "2"` into the VM configuration file:
.. code:: xml
numvcpus = "4"
cpuid.coresPerSocket = "2"
Adding Network Interfaces to the VM
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Network interfaces can be explicitly specified for the VM when required via
the `vmnic` element. This makes is possible to add another bridged interface or
to specify the driver wto be used.
Note that this element is used for the `vmdk` image format only.
The following example adds a bridged network interface that uses the `e1000`
driver:
.. code:: xml
The `vmnic` element supports the following attributes:
- `interface`: **Mandatory** interface ID for the VM's network interface.
- `driver`: An optional driver.
- `mac`: The MAC address of the specified interface.
- `mode`: The mode of the interface.
Note that {kiwi} doesn **not** verify the values of the
attributes, it only inserts them into the appropriate configuration
files.
Specifying Disks and Disk Controllers
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The `vmdisk` element can be used to customize the disks and disk controllers for
the virtual machine. This element can be specified for each disk or disk
controller present.
Note that this element is used for `vmdk` and `ova` image formats only.
The following example adds a disk with the ID 0 that uses an IDE controller:
.. code:: xml
Each `vmdisk` element can be further customized using optional
attributes:
- `controller`: The disk controller used for the VM guest (`vmdk` format
only). Supported values are: `ide`, `buslogic`, `lsilogic`, `lsisas1068`,
`legacyESX` and `pvscsi`.
- `device`: The disk device to appear in the guest (`xen` format only).
- `diskmode`: The disk mode (`vmdk` format only). Valid values are
`monolithicSparse`, `monolithicFlat`, `twoGbMaxExtentSparse`,
`twoGbMaxExtentFlat` and `streamOptimized` (see also
https://www.vmware.com/support/developer/converter-sdk/conv60_apireference/vim.OvfManager.CreateImportSpecParams.DiskProvisioningType.html).
- `disktype`: The type of the disk handled internally by the VM
(`ova` format only). This attribute is currently unused.
- `id`: The disk ID of the VM disk (`vmdk` format only).
Adding CD/DVD Drives
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
{kiwi} supports adding IDE and SCSCI CD/DVD drives to the virtual
machine using the `vmdvd` element for the `vmdk` image format. The
following example adds two drives: one with a SCSCI and another with a
IDE controller:
.. code:: xml
The `vmdvd` element features two **mandatory** attributes:
- `id`: The CD/DVD ID of the drive.
- `controller`: The CD/DVD controller used for the VM guest. Valid
values are `ide` and `scsi`.
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Build a WSL Container Image
===========================
.. sidebar:: Abstract
This page explains how to build a WSL/Appx container image. WSL stands for
Windows Subsystem Linux, and it is a zip-based container format consumable by
Windows 10 with WSL enabled.
{kiwi} can build WSL images using the :command:`appx`
utility. Make sure you have installed the package that provides
the command on your build host.
Once the build host has the :command:`appx` installed, the
following image type setup is required in the XML description
:file:`config.xml`:
.. code:: xml
The :file:`/meta/data` path specifies a path that provides
additional information required for the :command:`WSL-DistroLauncher`.
This component consists out of a Windows(`exe`) executable file and
an :file:`AppxManifest.xml` file that references other files,
like icons and resource configurations for the startup of the
container under Windows.
.. note:: **/meta/data**
Except for the root filesystem tarball {kiwi} is not
responsible for providing the meta data required for
the :command:`WSL-DistroLauncher`. It is expected that
the given metadata path contains all the needed information.
Typically this information is delivered in a package
provided by the distribution, and it is installed on the
build host.
Setup of the WSL-DistroLauncher
-------------------------------
The contents of the :file:`AppxManifest.xml` is changed by {kiwi}
if the :file:`containerconfig` section is provided in the XML description.
In the context of a WSL image, the following container configuration
parameters are taken into account:
.. code:: xml
Container Description Text
All information provided here, including the entire section, is optional. If the
information is not specified, the existing :file:`AppxManifest.xml` is left
untouched.
created_by
Specifies the name of a publisher organization. An appx container
must to be signed off with a digital signature. If the image is
build in the Open Build Service (OBS), this is done automatically.
Outside of OBS, you must o make sure that the given publisher organization
name matches the certificate used for signing.
author
Provides the name of the author and maintainer of this container.
application_id
Specifies an ID name for the container. The name must start with
a letter, and only alphanumeric characters are allowed. {kiwi} doesn not
validate the specified name string, because there is no common criteria
for various the container architectures.
package_version
Specifies the version identification for the container. {kiwi}
validates it against the `Microsoft Package Version Numbering
`_ rules.
launcher
Specifies the binary file name of the launcher :file:`.exe` file.
.. warning::
{kiwi} does not check the configuration in :file:`AppxManifest.xml`
ifor validity or completeness.
The following example shows how to build a WSL image based on
openSUSE Tumbleweed:
1. Check the example image descriptions,
see :ref:`example-descriptions`.
#. Include the ``Virtualization/WSL`` repository to the list ((replace ``
with the desired distribution)):
.. code:: bash
$ zypper addrepo http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Virtualization:/WSL/ WSL
#. Install :command:`fb-util-for-appx` utility and the package that
provides the :command:`WSL-DistroLauncher` metadata. See the
previous note on :file:`/meta/data`.
.. code:: bash
$ zypper in fb-util-for-appx DISTRO_APPX_METADATA_PACKAGE
.. note::
When building images with the Open Build Servic,e make sure
to add the packages from the zypper command above to the
project configuration via :command:`osc meta -e prjconf` along with
the line :file:`support: PACKAGE_NAME` for
each package that needs to be installed on the Open Build
Service worker that runs the {kiwi} build process.
#. Configure the image type:
Add the following type and container configuration to
:file:`kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_wsl}/appliance.kiwi`:
.. code:: xml
Tumbleweed Appliance text based
.. warning::
If the configured metadata path does not exist, the build will fail.
Furthermore, {kiwi} does not check whether the metadata is complete or is
valid according to the requirements of the :command:`WSL-DistroLauncher`
#. Build the image with {kiwi}:
.. code:: bash
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_wsl} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_tumbleweed} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
Testing the WSL image
---------------------
For testing the image, you need a Windows 10 system. Before you proceed, enable
the optional feature named :file:`Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux`. For
further details on how to setup the Windows machine, see: `Windows Subsystem for Linux
`__
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Building Images for Supported Types
===================================
.. note::
This document provides an overview how to build and use
the {kiwi} supported image types. All images that we provide
for testing uses the root password: `linux`
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
building_images/build_live_iso
building_images/build_simple_disk
building_images/build_expandable_disk
building_images/build_container_image
building_images/build_wsl_container
building_images/build_kis
building_images/build_enclave
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==================
.. _db_image_info_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng image info -h | --help
kiwi-ng image info --description=
[--resolve-package-list]
[--list-profiles]
[--ignore-repos]
[--add-repo=...]
[--print-xml|--print-yaml]
kiwi-ng image info help
.. _db_image_info_desc:
DESCRIPTION
-----------
Provides information about the specified image description. If no specific info
option is provided, the command lists basic information about the image. This
information is also available in the image XML description file. Specifying an
extension option like `resolve-package-list` makes a dependency resolver to
run through the list of packages, providing more detailed information about
the image description.
.. _db_image_info_opts:
OPTIONS
-------
--add-repo=
Add repository with given source, type, alias and priority.
--description=
The description must be a directory containing a kiwi XML
description and optional metadata files.
--ignore-repos
Ignore all repository configurations from the XML description.
This option is usually used together with the --add-repo
option. Otherwise there are no repositories available for the
processing the requested image information, which could lead
to an error.
--list-profiles
list profiles available for the selected/default type.
NOTE:
If the image description is designed in a way that there
is no default build type configured and/or the main build
type is also profiled, it's required to provide this
information to kiwi to list further profiles for this type.
For example: kiwi-ng --profile top_level_entry_profile image info ...
--resolve-package-list
Solve package dependencies and return a list of all
packages including their attributes, for example size,
shasum, and more.
--print-xml
Print image description in the XML format. The specified image description is
converted to XML and sent to the XSLT stylesheet processor. The result is then
validated using the RelaxNG schema and the schematron rules. The command is
normally used to convert an old image description to the latest schema.
--print-yaml
Behaves similar to `--print-xml`, but after validation, the result is
converted to the YAML format. The command can be used for different
operations:
* Conversion of the specified image description from or into different
formats. This requires the `anymarkup` Python module to be installed. The
module is not a hard requirement and loaded on demand. If the module is
missing, requests to convert to other format than XML fail.
* Update of an old image description to the latest schema
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kiwi-ng image resize
====================
.. _db_kiwi_image_resize_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng image resize -h | --help
kiwi-ng image resize --target-dir= --size=
[--root=]
kiwi-ng image resize help
.. _db_kiwi_image_resize_desc:
DESCRIPTION
-----------
For disk based images, allow to resize the image to a new disk geometry. The
additional space is free and not in use by the image. The OEM boot code in
{kiwi} offers a resizing procedure that can be used to make use of the
additional free space. For OEM image builds, it is advisable to run the resizing
operation.
.. _db_kiwi_image_resize_opts:
OPTIONS
-------
--root=
The path to the root directory. If not specified, kiwi
searches the root directory in build/image-root under
the specified target directory.
--size=
New size of the image. The value is either a size in bytes,
or it can be specified with m (MB) or g (GB). Example: 20g
--target-dir=
Directory containing the kiwi build results.
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=======
.. _db_commands_kiwi_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng -h | --help
kiwi-ng [--profile=...]
[--temp-dir=]
[--type=]
[--logfile=]
[--logsocket=]
[--loglevel=]
[--debug]
[--debug-run-scripts-in-screen]
[--color-output]
[--config=]
[--kiwi-file=]
image [...]
kiwi-ng [--logfile=]
[--logsocket=]
[--loglevel=]
[--debug]
[--debug-run-scripts-in-screen]
[--color-output]
[--config=]
result [...]
kiwi-ng [--profile=...]
[--shared-cache-dir=]
[--temp-dir=]
[--target-arch=]
[--type=]
[--logfile=]
[--logsocket=]
[--loglevel=]
[--debug]
[--debug-run-scripts-in-screen]
[--color-output]
[--config=]
[--kiwi-file=]
system [...]
kiwi-ng -v | --version
kiwi-ng help
.. _db_commands_kiwi_desc:
DESCRIPTION
-----------
{kiwi} is an imaging solution that is based on an image XML description. A
description can consist of a single :file:`config.xml` or :file:`.kiwi` file. It
may also include additional files, such as scripts or configuration data.
A collection of example image descriptions can be found in the following GitHub
repository: https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi-descriptions. Most of the
descriptions provide a so-called appliance image. Appliance is a
small, text-based image including a predefined remote source setup to allow
installation of missing software components.
Although {kiwi} operates in two steps, the system build command combines both
steps into one to make it easier to start with {kiwi}.
The first step is to prepare a directory that includes the contents of a new
filesystem based on one or more software package sources. The second step uses
the prepared contents of the new image root tree to create an output image.
{kiwi} supports the creation of the following image types:
- ISO Live Systems
- virtual disk for e.g cloud frameworks
- OEM expandable disk for system deployment from ISO or the network
- file system images for deployment in a PXE boot environment
Depending on the image type, different disk formats and
architectures are supported.
.. _db_commands_kiwi_opts:
GLOBAL OPTIONS
--------------
--color-output
Use escape sequences to print different types of information in colored
output. for this option to work, the underlying terminal must support those
escape characters. Error messages appear in red, warning messages in yellow,
and debugging information is printed in light grey.
--config=
Use specified runtime configuration file. If not specified, the
runtime configuration is expected to be in the :file:`~/.config/kiwi/config.yml`
or :file:`/etc/kiwi.yml` files.
--debug
Print debug information on the command line. Same as: `--loglevel 10`.
--debug-run-scripts-in-screen
Run scripts called by {kiwi} in a screen session.
--logfile=
Specify log file. The logfile contains detailed information about
the process. The special call: `--logfile stdout` sends all
information to standard out instead of writing to a file.
--logsocket=
Send log data to the specified Unix Domain socket in the same
format as with `--logfile`.
--loglevel=
Specify logging level as a number. Further info about the
available log levels can be found at:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging-levels
Setting a log level displays all messages above the specified level.
.. code:: bash
----------------------------
| Level | Numeric value |
----------------------------
| CRITICAL | 50 |
| ERROR | 40 |
| WARNING | 30 |
| INFO | 20 |
| DEBUG | 10 |
| NOTSET | 0 |
----------------------------
--profile=
Select profile to use. The specified profile must be part of the
XML description. The option can be specified multiple times to
allow a combination of profiles.
--shared-cache-dir=
Specify an alternative shared cache directory. The directory
is shared via bind mount between the build host and image
root system, and it contains information about package repositories
and their cache and meta data. The default location is `/var/cache/kiwi`.
--temp-dir=
Specify an alternative base temporary directory. The
provided path is used as base directory to store temporary
files and directories. Default is `/var/tmp`.
--target-arch=
Specify an image architecture. By default, the host architecture is used as
the image architecture. If the specified architecture name does not match the
host architecture (thus requesting a cross architecture image build), you must
configure the support for the image architecture and binary format on the
building host. This must be done during the preparation stage, and it is
beyond the scope of {kiwi}.
--type=
Select an image build type. The specified build type must be configured
as part of the XML description.
--kiwi-file=
Basename of kiwi file that contains the main image
configuration elements. If not specified, kiwi uses
a file named `config.xml` or a file matching `*.kiwi`
--version
Show program version
.. _db_commands_kiwi_example:
EXAMPLE
-------
.. code:: bash
$ git clone https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi
$ sudo kiwi-ng system build \
--description kiwi/build-tests/{exc_description_disk} \
--set-repo {exc_repo_leap} \
--target-dir /tmp/myimage
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=====================
.. _db_kiwi_result_bundle_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng result bundle -h | --help
kiwi-ng result bundle --target-dir= --id= --bundle-dir=
[--bundle-format=]
[--zsync_source=]
[--package-as-rpm]
kiwi-ng result bundle help
.. _db_kiwi_result_bundle_desc:
DESCRIPTION
-----------
Create a result bundle from the image build in the specified target directory.
Each resulting image contains the specified bundle identifier as part of its
filename. Uncompressed image files are also compressed as an XZ archive. An SHA
checksum is generated for each resulting image.
.. _db_kiwi_result_bundle_opts:
OPTIONS
-------
--bundle-dir=
Directory containing the bundle results, compressed versions of
image results, and SHA checksum files.
--bundle-format=
Specify the bundle format to create the bundle. If provided,
this setting will overwrite an eventually provided `bundle_format`
attribute from the main image description. The format string
can contain placeholders for the following elements:
* %N : Image name
* %P : Concatenated profile name (_)
* %A : Architecture name
* %I : Bundle ID
* %T : Image build type name
* %M : Image Major version number
* %m : Image Minor version number
* %p : Image Patch version number
* %v : Image Version string
--id=
Bundle ID. It is a free-form text appended to the image
version information as part of the result image filename.
--target-dir=
Directory containing the {kiwi} build results.
--zsync_source=
Download location of the bundle file or files. Only relevant if `zsync` is
used to sync the bundle.
* The zsync control file is created for the bundle files marked for compression.
* All files in a bundle must be stored in the same download location.
--package-as-rpm
Create an RPM package containing the result files.
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===================
.. _db_kiwi_result_list_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng result list -h | --help
kiwi-ng result list --target-dir=
kiwi-ng result list help
.. _db_kiwi_result_list_desc:
DESCRIPTION
-----------
List build results from a previous build or create command. During multiple
image builds with the same target directory, the build result information is
overwritten every time you build an image. This means that the build result list
is valid for the last build only.
.. _db_kiwi_result_list_opts:
OPTIONS
-------
--target-dir=
Directory containing the {kiwi} build results.
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kiwi-10.1.18/doc/source/commands/system_build.rst 0000644 0000000 0000000 00000017333 14711142327 016667 0 ustar 00 .. _kiwi_system_build:
kiwi-ng system build
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.. _db_kiwi_system_build_synopsis:
SYNOPSIS
--------
.. code:: bash
kiwi-ng [global options] service []
kiwi-ng system build -h | --help
kiwi-ng system build --description= --target-dir=
[--allow-existing-root]
[--clear-cache]
[--ignore-repos]
[--ignore-repos-used-for-build]
[--set-repo=]
[--set-repo-credentials=]
[--add-repo=...]
[--add-repo-credentials=...]
[--add-package=...]
[--add-bootstrap-package=...]
[--delete-package=...]
[--set-container-derived-from=]
[--set-container-tag=]
[--add-container-label=