openSUSE MicroOS design
A functional read-only OS in an imperfect world
- Track: Image-based Linux and Secure Measured Boot devroom
- Room: H.1308 (Rolin)
- Day: Saturday
- Start: 13:35
- End: 13:55
- Video only: h1308_rolin
- Chat: Join the conversation!
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Let's have a look at openSUSE's MicroOS architecture and see how it implements the UAPI group's ideas of a modern, secure operating system, especially regarding deployment, update mechanisms, configuration file management and full disk encryption using the TPM.
Table of contents: * The general design (Btrfs snapshots, RPM packages) * Update and rollback mechanisms (transactional-update, libtukit) * Configuration file management * Full disk encryption implementation
Speakers
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Ignaz Forster |