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Introduction

Bigtop uses docker based images as build environment for its components.

It provideds support for following OS-platforms as of 2018-6-26:

CentOS-6/7(x86),  Debian-8/9(x86), Fedora-2526(x86, ppc64le), OpenSUSE-42.13(x86), Ubuntu-14.04/16.04(x86,ppc64le,aarch64)

The hierarchy of these images is:

Pre-requesties

• Docker

  Code Block
  language bash
  sudo apt-get install -y docker.io

  
  

Bigtop/puppet-{OS} images

To build bigtop/puppet images, say, ubuntu-16.04-aarch64:

cd docker/<BIGTOP_SRC_TOP>
./gradlew -POS=ubuntu-16.04 -Pprefix=trunk bigtop-puppet

This will create bigtop/puppet:trunk-ubuntu-16.04-aarch64 image.

$ docker images
REPOSITORY            TAG                          IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
bigtop/puppet         trunk-ubuntu-16.04-aarch64   d540810efa71        4 days ago          305./build.sh9 MB
aarch64/ubuntu        16.04                        a7d1ddc47ced        10 weeks ago        109.7 MB

Bigtop/slaves-{OS} images

cd <BIGTOP_SRC_TOP>
./gradlew -POS=ubuntu-16.04 -Pprefix=trunk bigtop-slaves

This will create bigtop/

...

slaves:trunk-ubuntu-16.04-aarch64 image.

$ docker images
REPOSITORY            TAG                          IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
bigtop-/slaves         trunk-ubuntu-16.04-aarch64   70c55f9ffe8c5b4c77dc374f        32 dayshours ago          2.864861 GB
bigtop/puppet         trunk-ubuntu-16.04-aarch64         d540810efa71        4 days ago          305.9 MB
aarch64/ubuntu        16.04                        a7d1ddc47ced        10 weeks ago        109.7 MB

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