Building Open Container Initiative images based on Freedesktop SDK
summary
Demonstrates turning the Freedesktop SDK into OCI/Docker images by using BuildStream (BST) with an OCI plugin that emits layered images per element, reusing cache servers and building in parallel for reproducible output. The SDK contains about 300–400 packages and is released yearly with two years of maintenance. Workflow builds images deterministically, can export tarballs loadable by Podman/Docker, supports multiple architectures, and already publishes Docker Hub images for legacy CI.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:43Valentin David
- 7:44Cache
- 8:24Why Do We Want To Build a Ci Images
- 11:27Introduction
- 15:01Dependencies
- 18:13Container Images
- 19:46Docker File
- 33:54Add a Comment into the History
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