Make it proper, build it open! — How we build Uyuni with the Open Build Service
summary
Uyuni uses the Open Build Service to take a single source and produce Debian .deb, RPM, containers and charts for Debian/Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Fedora, RHEL and clones, with support for s390 and PPC builders. A single project config plus the OBS “expand” module handling yields one repo multiple outputs so contributors maintain one source and OBS produces per-distro artifacts and public repository URLs. The mgadm utility and client tools are already built this way, demonstrating that multi-arch builds and mixed artifact outputs work in production.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Uyuni
- 1:10What is Uyuni project
- 3:20Uyuni features and support
- 5:27How to use Uyuni
- 7:11Open Build Service role
- 9:59OBS build configurations
- 12:29Benefits of OBS
- 13:44Q&A and community
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