Package and distribute Unikraft unikernels and their dependencies.
With kraft pkg you are able to turn output artifacts from kraft build
into a distributable archive ready for deployment. At the same time,
kraft pkg allows you to manage these archives: pulling, pushing, or
adding them to a project.
The default behaviour of kraft pkg is to package a project. Given no
arguments, you will be guided through interactive mode.
kraft pkg [FLAGS] [SUBCOMMAND|DIR]
# Package a project as an OCI archive and embed the target's KConfig.$ kraft pkg --as oci --name unikraft.org/nginx:latest --with-kconfig
-m, --arch string Filter the creation of the package by architecture of known targets-a, --args string Pass arguments that will be part of the running kernel's command line-M, --as string Force the packaging despite possible conflicts (default "auto")--dbg Package the debuggable (symbolic) kernel image instead of the stripped image--force-format Force the use of a packaging handler format-h, --help help for pkg-k, --kernel string Override the path to the unikernel image--kraftfile string Set an alternative path of the Kraftfile-n, --name string Specify the name of the package-o, --output string Save the package at the following output-p, --plat string Filter the creation of the package by platform of known targets-t, --target string Package a particular known target-i, --with-initrd string Path to init ramdisk to bundle within the package (passing a path will automatically generate a CPIO image)--with-kconfig Include the target .config
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