Rename CBL-Mariner to Azure Linux in documentation #68
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Co-authored-by: christopherco <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: christopherco <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: christopherco <[email protected]>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR renames all occurrences of “CBL-Mariner” to “Azure Linux” across documentation, scripts, and specs to ensure consistent branding and updated references.
- Renamed script files and parameters to Azure Linux (e.g., customizeMariner.sh → customizeAzureLinux.sh)
- Updated Markdown files, URLs, and repository paths to reflect Azure Linux naming
- Adjusted spec metadata and container build scripts accordingly
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| imaging-from-packer/provisioners/customizeAzureLinux.sh | Updated comments and package repo name to Azure Linux |
| imaging-from-packer/Readme.md | Replaced CBL-Mariner mentions with Azure Linux |
| imaging-from-packer/Create-VM.ps1 | Updated parameter defaults and comments for Azure Linux |
| docs/packages/working_with_packages.md | Changed package list docs and repo names to Azure Linux |
| docs/kernel/modify_kernel.md | Updated kernel download link text to Azure Linux |
| docs/getting_started/boot.md | Updated boot instructions to Azure Linux |
| docs/building/building.md | Updated build instructions and paths to Azure Linux |
| build-in-container/scripts/setup.sh | Updated toolkit clone/build commands to Azure Linux |
| build-in-container/README.md | Updated container tool instructions to Azure Linux |
| SPECS/os-subrelease/os-subrelease.spec | Changed spec distribution metadata to Azure Linux |
| README.md | Updated introduction and decision tree to Azure Linux |
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imaging-from-packer/Readme.md:13
- The original "" command was removed from the boot_command snippet and the code fence formatting looks off. Restore the initial key sequence and ensure proper markdown fencing around the two commands.
"<rightCtrlOn>c<rightCtrlOff><tab><enter><wait>",`` commands at the beggining of the "boot_command" section will exit Azure Linux attended configuration.
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| user@machine:~/git$ rsync -a --exclude 'CVE*' azurelinux/SPECS/kernel azurelinux-tutorials/SPECS/ | |||
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| Next, you will need to download a source tarball from [CBL-Mariner-Linux-Kernel](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner-Linux-Kernel). The tags on this repo follow the format `/rolling-lts/mariner<-2 or -3>/<kernel version>`. This translates to | |||
| Next, you will need to download a source tarball from [Azure-Linux-Kernel](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner-Linux-Kernel). The tags on this repo follow the format `/rolling-lts/mariner<-2 or -3>/<kernel version>`. This translates to | |||
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The link URL still points to the CBL-Mariner-Linux-Kernel repo while the link text is Azure-Linux-Kernel. Update the URL to the Azure Linux kernel repository or adjust the link text to match the existing repo.
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| Next, you will need to download a source tarball from [Azure-Linux-Kernel](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner-Linux-Kernel). The tags on this repo follow the format `/rolling-lts/mariner<-2 or -3>/<kernel version>`. This translates to | |
| Next, you will need to download a source tarball from [Azure-Linux-Kernel](https://github.com/microsoft/Azure-Linux-Kernel). The tags on this repo follow the format `/rolling-lts/mariner<-2 or -3>/<kernel version>`. This translates to |
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| @@ -98,13 +98,13 @@ Boot the image and verify that the latest version of zip is now provided: | |||
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| By default the _latest_ version of any package specified in a package list will be included in your image. It is important to note that each time you rebuild your image it may differ from your previous build as the packages on packages.microsoft.com are periodically updated to resolve security vulnerabilities. This behavior may or may not be desired, but you can always be assured that the most recent build is also the most up to date with respect to CVE's. | |||
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| If you want to guarantee that your next build will be reproduced the same way at a later time, CBL-Mariner provides some support for this. Each time an image is built, a summary file is generated that lists the explicit packages included in the build. The default location of this file is at: _CBL-MarinerTutorials/build/pkg_artifacts/graph_external_deps.json_. To capture your build's explicit contents and reproduce the build later, it's important to save this file for later use. See [Reproducing a Build](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner/blob/-/toolkit/docs/building/building.md#reproducing-a-build) in the CBL-Mariner git repository for advanced details. | |||
| If you want to guarantee that your next build will be reproduced the same way at a later time, Azure Linux provides some support for this. Each time an image is built, a summary file is generated that lists the explicit packages included in the build. The default location of this file is at: _Azure LinuxTutorials/build/pkg_artifacts/graph_external_deps.json_. To capture your build's explicit contents and reproduce the build later, it's important to save this file for later use. See [Reproducing a Build](https://github.com/microsoft/Azure Linux/blob/-/toolkit/docs/building/building.md#reproducing-a-build) in the Azure Linux git repository for advanced details. | |||
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The URL contains a space in 'Azure Linux' which will break the link. It should use 'azurelinux' (no space) in the GitHub path.
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| If you want to guarantee that your next build will be reproduced the same way at a later time, Azure Linux provides some support for this. Each time an image is built, a summary file is generated that lists the explicit packages included in the build. The default location of this file is at: _Azure LinuxTutorials/build/pkg_artifacts/graph_external_deps.json_. To capture your build's explicit contents and reproduce the build later, it's important to save this file for later use. See [Reproducing a Build](https://github.com/microsoft/Azure Linux/blob/-/toolkit/docs/building/building.md#reproducing-a-build) in the Azure Linux git repository for advanced details. | |
| If you want to guarantee that your next build will be reproduced the same way at a later time, Azure Linux provides some support for this. Each time an image is built, a summary file is generated that lists the explicit packages included in the build. The default location of this file is at: _Azure LinuxTutorials/build/pkg_artifacts/graph_external_deps.json_. To capture your build's explicit contents and reproduce the build later, it's important to save this file for later use. See [Reproducing a Build](https://github.com/microsoft/azurelinux/blob/-/toolkit/docs/building/building.md#reproducing-a-build) in the Azure Linux git repository for advanced details. |
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This PR updates all references of 'CBL-Mariner' to 'Azure Linux' throughout the documentation in this repository. These changes include:
This ensures that all documentation in the repository consistently uses the "Azure Linux" name and is clear for users following the tutorials.
Changes include:
Fixes #67.
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