![]() Lines removed: over 500. Readiblity gained: A shitload Now you can actually get an overview of a manifest on a single screen height. I am sure that it will also save a lot of hassle when modifying schema in the future. No more "expected property name" etc. because of an extraneous comma Comments are of course natively support, so there's no need for this minify_json hokey pokey |
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bootstrap-vz
bootstrap-vz is a bootstrapping framework for Debian. It is is specifically targeted at bootstrapping systems for virtualized environments. bootstrap-vz runs without any user intervention and generates ready-to-boot images for a number of virtualization platforms. Its aim is to provide a reproducable bootstrapping process using manifests as well as supporting a high degree of customizability through plugins.
bootstrap-vz was coded from scratch in python once the bash script architecture that was used in the build-debian-cloud bootstrapper reached its limits.
Documentation
The end-user documentation for bootstrap-vz is available at andsens.github.io/bootstrap-vz. There, you can discover what the dependencies for a specific cloud provider are, see a list of available plugins and learn how you create a manifest.
Developers
The API documentation, development guidelines and an explanation of bootstrap-vz internals can be found at bootstrap-vz.readthedocs.org.
Contributing
Contribution guidelines are described on the CONTRIBUTING file. There's also a topic on the documentation regarding the coding style.