Django ISO Manager

Django ISO Manager is a repository replication manager written in Python using the Django Framework.

This Django App manages an ISO repository for Operation Systems (OS) images like Windows or Linux.

Installation and usage

Clone repository

$ git clone https://github.com/raph/django_iso_manager.git

Change into the project's directory

$ cd django_iso_manager/

Install requirements

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Make migrations

$ python manage.py makemigrations

Migrate

$ python manage.py migrate

Create admin user

$ python manage.py createsuperuser

Run the app

$ python manage.py runserver

Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin and enter credentials you created earlier with createsuperuser

At this stage, it is possible to scan a folder with ISO images (ISOMANAGER > Auto-Update Targets > Add Auto-Update Target). This works better if all the images are already registered in the catalog (see [below](#Example json data for importing an ISO) for its format). Alternative, you can add individual ISO images in ISOMANAGER > Managed Items > Add Managed Item). In that case, you will have to create a Catalog Item for the ISO (Library Item -> '+').

The app functionality includes:

[x] Admin management console (django admin)
[ ] Scan repository folder and auto-add ISOs
[x] Import ISO images into a catalog using json
[x] Export ISO catalog data in various formats (json, yaml, csv, html, xlsx, etc.)
[ ] Verify SHA256 checksums of the existing images in the datastore
[ ] Select how often to update the catalog data from datastore
[x] Add ISO with custom name
[ ] Filter Catalog items by OS version, version scheme, name, architecture, language
[ ] Filter Managed images by OS version, version scheme, name, architecture, language
[x] Select which ISOs are to be managed by the app (managed items)
[x] Attach update rules for ISOs for managed items (LTS, Major ver, Minor ver)
[x] Select priority for updating catalogs of ISOs
[ ] Select download options: bittorrent download, remote library download(nfs, smb s3), remote share storage driver(nfs, smb, s3)
[ ] Download all latest images from specific os family (or other conditions)
[ ] Verify SHA256 checksum after download
[ ] Select whether to keep or delete old version of an ISO after update
[ ] Records of downloads (download_list) and deleted items (delete_list)
[ ] Custom folder structure (default structure will require the standard Family/OS - Flavor/os.vanilla-1.0.1.iso)

Example json data for importing an ISO:

            {
                "os_edition_type":"LINUX",
                "os_edition_name":"Ubuntu Server",
                "os_edition_version":"20.04.3",
                "os_edition_arch":"AMD64",
                "os_edition_language":"ENGLISH",
                "os_edition_version_scheme":"calver",
                "os_edition_description":"Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS (Focal Fossa) Live Server amd64",
                "contributors":"John Doe, jo@email.com",
                "author":"Canonical",
                "private":"0",
                "sha256sum":"jlkjl",
                "sha256sum_gpg":"jkljlkj",
                "release_date":"2021-11-16 15:06:29",
                "description":"ubuntu iso item",
                "keywords":"linux, ubuntu, calver",
                "original_filename":"Ubuntu-20.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso",
                "last_update":"2021-11-16 15:06:47",
                "homepage_url":"ubuntu.org",
                "documentation_url":"ubuntu.org/documentation/",
                "download_urls":"{'k': 'v'}"
            }