Build Image Using KIWI! Customize What You Want!

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This document discusses KIWI, a command line tool for building Linux images. KIWI can be used to build images in various formats, including ISO, live CD/DVD, hard disk, USB, and cloud formats. The document outlines the KIWI workflow, which involves creating a folder with a KIWI description file and using KIWI to build images from the command line. KIWI supports building ISO and raw images and can be used along with openSUSE to customize and distribute customized Linux images.

Rifki Affandi
openSUSE
rifkiaz@opensuse.org/id
Build Your Image using KIWI.
Customize what You want!
Let's rock with openSUSE and KIWI!

About Me
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FLOSS enthusiast
Contact : rifkiaz@opensuse.org/id
Telegram : @rifkiaz

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.

KIWI Support for
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ISO
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Live CD/DVD
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PXEBoot
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Hard disk
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USB
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Amazon EC2(.ami)
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Docker
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Google Cloud Format(..gce)
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PXEBoot
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KVM/Qemu (.qcow2)
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Open Virtualization Format (.ovf)
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Etc

Build Image Using KIWI! Customize What You Want!

What We Need?
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Folder and any file (kiwi-description)
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Internet connection
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Coffe
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Pray

Process Build Image using KIWI (ISO and RAW)

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Design & Inspiration
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