Tag: Open Build Service

Merging SUSE Studio and Open Build Service SUSE Studio was launched in 2009 to make building images really easy. Nowadays, images are used everywhere – for public cloud you need images; container images are used to have small and movable workloads, and data center operators use golden images to start their workloads. As you may […]

Read More

The following article has been contributed by Björn Geuken, Web Developer Build Solutions Team, SUSE.       Not too long ago, the Open Build Service team announced the new Image Templates Page. How to Get There Now you might ask: What’s that? Well, have a look yourself. Just go to the Open Build Service […]

Read More

The following article has been contributed by Björn Geuken, Web Developer Build Solutions Team, SUSE.       Are you considering to write your own image templates, but you don’t know how to start? No worries – this blog article tells you how to create you own image templates and how to publish them. The […]

Read More

The following article has been contributed by Christian Bruckmayer, Web Development Engineer at the Build Solutions team at SUSE.     I am sure you all know about the amazing SUSE Studio and you love how it abstracts the complicated process of appliance building. However, it lacks several essential features like an integration into your continuous […]

Read More

The following article has been contributed by Wolfgang Engel, Enterprise Build Service Engineer at SUSE.       I’m happy to announce that in April we switched the status of SUSE Package Hub from “beta” to “fully released” on SUSE Customer Center (SCC). SUSE Package Hub allows SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 customers to deploy […]

Read More

This guest blog written by Lars Vogdt, Engineering Manager DevOps at SUSE, has originally been published on https://news.opensuse.org/     One year after introducing a new kind of Open Build Service (OBS) worker machines, the ‘lambkins’, the openSUSE Build Service – which is the public instance of OBS used for development of the openSUSE distribution and for offering packages from the […]

Read More

This is a guest blog written by Dmitri Popov, Technical Writer at the SUSE Documentation Team.     To say that I was looking forward to my very first Hack Week would be the understatement of the year (yeah, 2017 is still young, but still). I was literally counting the days and spending my spare time […]

Read More

This is a guest blog written by Markus Feilner, Teamlead Documentation SUSE.  When I arrived at SUSE more than a year ago, with a background of journalism, Enterprise Linux, Consulting and thousands of pages of writings about other people’s work in open source, I found a company almost 25 years old adjacent to a thriving community, […]

Read More

SUSECon 2015 is fast approaching — hitting Amsterdam (The Netherlands) this November. Here’s just a quick sampling of the over 100 sessions available — on everything from OpenStack to Enterprise Storage to Linux Kernel patching. Control: Open Build Service for Administrators The Open Build Service is a sophisticated tool that facilitates building and packaging software. […]

Read More

This last May, at OpenStack Summit Atlanta, Intel held a “Rule The Stack” competition to see who could build a complete OpenStack infrastructure the fastest. SUSE won.  By a mile. Then this week at OpenStack Summit Paris, Intel upped the ante.  This time around the deployed OpenStack infrastructure would need to be able to withstand a series […]

Read More