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OBS Appliance
Henne Vogelsang edited this page Aug 30, 2018
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We are building an OBS appliance so you can run OBS on a couple of platforms. They are the most prominent way people install OBS.
Among the images we build are Hybrid ISOs and images for VMware, docker and LXC. Our appliances are based on openSUSE LEAP 42.3. You can find more information about them on our website.
All these images are build and configured via KIWI. We have one main OBS-Appliance and a couple of OBS-Appliance-* packages that are branched from OBS-Appliance. Each package branch has a slightly adjusted configuration to build the different image types.
That way we keep the differences between our OBS Appliances minimal and also ensure that changes are applied to appliances.
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