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# Iconograph
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Iconograph ("icon") is a system for building and deploying Unbut system images.
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Iconograph ("icon") is a system for building and deploying Ubuntu system images.
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It allows you to distribute your software intended to run on real hardware or
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inside a container as a single unit with its system dependencies, and to roll
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forward and backward in a secure, repeatable, staged manner.
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Images utilize a tmpfs overlay filesystem, so by default changes are discarded.
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Images utilize a tmpfs overlay filesystem, so by default filesystem changes
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are discarded on reboot or upgrade.
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## Setup
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### Modules
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Modules are scripts run after the chroot has been created. They can install
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packages, do configuration, etc. Icon has several stock packages, but you can
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Modules are scripts that run after the chroot has been created. They can install
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packages, do configuration, etc. Icon has several stock modules, but you can
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also create your own using them as examples. You can pass multiple --module
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flags to build_image.py as long as the modules are compatible with each other.
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Stock modules:
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#### iconograph.py
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Install icon inside the image. This allows the image to auto-update over HTTP.
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