anthillaos

We have hosted the application anthillaos in order to run this application in our online workstations with Wine or directly.

Quick description about anthillaos:

Visit also: https: //github.com/Anthilla/AnthillaOS
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Usable as test/dev exercise for appliances

An x86 64bit gentoo image customized for readonly usage as appliances, fully functional and complete of more than 1000 pkg based on a gentoo+systemd distro.

Hypervisor (kvm or xen)
Storage (ZFS and Gluster)
Container (Docker)
Networking (iproute2, nftable, OpenVSwitch, Bird)

Antd (http: //www.anthilla.com/en/software/antd/ )
web based management

all open source components from other projects are released under respective licenses, all parts, files,subprojects developed as part or this project are released under the BSD 3 clause license.

Features:

• ZFS
• Samba 4.2.12
• kernel 4.4.x aufs from gentoo sources with powerfull configuration (most builtin)
• systemd minimal set of services, plus a set of custom runlevel that permits to load external defined services during boot
• squash xz compressed (so read only) booting image
• Docker, HAProxy, Teamd, KVM/Libvirt, Gluster, LXC and a lot of high availability and semplified deploying method included and working out of the box.
• fully rebuilded and coherent linux system
• near 1200 pkgs System
• grub2 with a simplyfied maintenance
• innovative and particular tools included, Filesystems, networking
• latest releases or git versions.
• zram and tmpfs usage.
• php7 and Mono 4.4.10 included (ready to be an appliance)
• fully 64bit System
• fully a standard Gentoo compiled and boxed system, cleaned (/etc/portage, ports and /var/db/pkg) are separated as DEV pkg
• git included
• boot with dhcp enabled for eth0, user: root, password: root
• do you want do change anything? Overmount, from /mnt/cdrom/DIRS/DIR_path_your_dir and reload services
• think to leave system image untouched. experiment with mount, mount -t tmpfs, mount -o bind on files and dirs. and jump readonly limits
• looks for tips.*.tips files for summary description in the /mnt/cdrom structure.

Audience: Advanced End Users, System Administrators, Developers, Architects, Testers, Security Professionals.
User interface: Non-interactive (Daemon), Console/Terminal, Command-line.
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