2025-06-12 –, C228 (capacity 24)
This workshop teaches you how to use of the popular project kiwi to build images in the same way that we are building them for Fedora and CentOS, but then takes it a step further than just building the base images and guides you through the process we use to build and test those cloud image, including all of the necessary components to run a KDE desktop from a Public cloud provider. We’ll use the CentOS Stream Hyperscale image build process, add the VDI software provided by Amazon and install it as a part of our image build process.
Beginner - no experience needed
Neal Gompa is a developer for and contributor to Fedora, CentOS, and openSUSE. Neal focuses primarily on the base Linux system components, such as package and software management, and desktop Linux. He's a big believer in upstream first, which has led him all over the open source world. In addition to open source work as a consultant through Velocity Limitless, he is also a co-host on the Sudo Show podcast where he talks about "the business of open source".
David is a longtime member of the Fedora community and he works to support Linux partners on the Amazon Web Services platform. David has been working on Red Hat, CentOS-Stream, and Fedora solutions for more than 10 years and enjoys working on the Fedora Cloud Edition with his Friends.