Red Hat build of MicroShift

To successfully construct and deploy a custom MicroShift image, you must understand the core RHEL components involved in the deployment process.

Review the following resources to familiarize yourself with the required image building components:

A Kickstart file, which contains the configuration and instructions used during the installation of your specific operating system. For more information, see the following link:
- Using Kickstart files for installing MicroShift in RHEL
RHEL image builder is a tool for creating deployment-ready customized system images. RHEL image builder uses a blueprint that you create to make the ISO. RHEL image builder is best installed on a RHEL VM and is built with the composer-cli tool. To set up these tools and review the workflow, see the following RHEL documentation links:
A blueprint file directs RHEL image builder to the items to include in the ISO. An image blueprint provides a persistent definition of image customizations. You can create multiple builds from a single blueprint. You can also edit an existing blueprint to build a new ISO as requirements change. See the following link for more information:
- Creating a blueprint by using the command-line interface
An ISO, which is the bootable operating system on which MicroShift runs. See the following links for more information: