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| − | System hardware consists of four x86_64 PCs ('' | + | System hardware consists of four x86_64 PCs (''Australia'' ''Chile'' ''Hongkong'' ''Ireland'') and 60+ ARM-based builders. Hardware details are listed on the [[Fedora_ARM_Secondary_Architecture/ARM_hardware|ARM hardware]] page. |
== Software == | == Software == | ||
Revision as of 07:16, 20 June 2012
CDOT is currently running a Koji build system as part of the Fedora ARM Secondary Architecture initiative.
Contents
Design
Hardware
System hardware consists of four x86_64 PCs (Australia Chile Hongkong Ireland) and 60+ ARM-based builders. Hardware details are listed on the ARM hardware page.
Software
This system uses the Koji build software, which is a client-server hub-builder system. Jobs are queued by client systems (whether manually, by package maintainers, or automatically, by a script) to the hub; the builders pick up jobs from the hub and execute them, building software packages and performing related maintenance (such as repository updates). Package builds are performed with Mock using an isolated, chroot build environment created specifically for the package being built.
Access
This Koji system uses Fedora FAS2 certificates, so any person with access to the Fedora primary architecture Koji system has access to the Fedora-ARM Koji system as well.
A web interface is provided for viewing the system status, accessing built packages, and controlling tasks at http://arm.koji.fedoraproject.org
Questions?
Please contact Chris Tyler, or use the category link below to explore.
