Container builder for Maru OS.
Container image builder for Maru OS.
Image building logic is separated into standalone plugins called blueprints.
To create your own blueprint, all you need to do is:
Add a directory under blueprint/. Use this directory to store anything you
need during the build process.
Add a script called plugin.sh to the top-level of your new blueprint
directory. This will be the entrypoint to your blueprint.
Define the function blueprint_build in plugin.sh that will run your build
logic.
Define the function blueprint_cleanup in plugin.sh that will clean up any
intermediate build artifacts.
See blueprint/debian as the canonical example for Debian.
Build the default container:
$ ./build.sh
Build a minimal Debian arm64 buster container called “buster-container”:
$ ./build.sh -b debian -n buster-container -- -r buster -a arm64 --minimal
Tip: You will need root privileges to mount binfmt_misc for bootstrapping
foreign architecture containers.
If you have Docker set up on your machine, just substitute ./build.sh with./build-with-docker.sh to run a build within a Docker container with all the
necessary dependencies pre-installed. All args will be passed to build.sh just
like usual.
Build a Debian arm64 buster container called “buster-container” with Docker
(args will be passed to build.sh):
$ ./build-with-docker.sh -b debian -n buster-container -- -r buster -a arm64 --minimal
To stop the build early you can run:
$ docker stop $CONTAINER_ID
where $CONTAINER_ID is determined from docker ps.
See the main Maru OS repository for more
info.