Build Image Using KIWI! Customize What You Want!
- 1. Rifki Affandi openSUSE rifkiaz@opensuse.org/id Build Your Image using KIWI. Customize what You want! Let's rock with openSUSE and KIWI!
- 2. Let’s rock with openSUSE And KIWI
- 3. About Me ● openSUSE-ID ● openSUSE Member ● Mahasiswa ● FLOSS enthusiast Contact : rifkiaz@opensuse.org/id Telegram : @rifkiaz
- 5. KIWI is….. KIWI is a command line tool, written in Perl, for building images for Linux. It supports a variety of image formats. KIWI is used as a back-end for the appliance builder SUSE Studio. It is also used to build images in the openSUSE Build Service, among them images for all SUSE products.
- 6. KIWI Support for ● ISO ● Live CD/DVD ● PXEBoot ● Hard disk ● USB ● Amazon EC2(.ami) ● Docker ● Google Cloud Format(..gce) ● PXEBoot ● KVM/Qemu (.qcow2) ● Open Virtualization Format (.ovf) ● Etc
- 10. What We Need? ● Folder and any file (kiwi-description) ● Internet connection ● Coffe ● Pray
- 13. Process Build Image using KIWI (ISO and RAW)
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