aif-ng/examples/aif.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<aif xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
     xmlns="http://aif-ng.io/"
     xsi:schemaLocation="http://aif-ng.io/ http://aif-ng.io/aif.xsd"
     version="v2_rewrite"><!-- When we release, this should match the tagged release (e.g. 0.2.0) -->
    <storage>
        <blockDevices>
            <disk device="/dev/sda" diskFormat="gpt">
                <!-- Partitions are numbered *in the order they are specified*. -->
                <!-- e.g. "boot" would be /dev/sda1, "secrets1" would be /dev/sda2, etc. -->
                <part id="boot" name="BOOT" label="/boot" start="0%" stop="10%" fsType="fat32">
                    <partitionFlag>esp</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <part id="secrets1" name="crypted" label="shh" start="10%" stop="20%" fsType="ext4">
                    <partitionFlag>root</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <part id="lvm_member1" name="jbod" label="dynamic" start="20%" stop="30%" fsType="ext4">
                    <partitionFlag>lvm</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <part id="raid1_d1" start="30%" stop="55%" fsType="ext4">
                    <partitionFlag>raid</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <part id="raid1_d2" start="55%" stop="80%" fsType="ext4">
                    <partitionFlag>raid</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <part id="swap" start="80%" stop="90%" fsType="linux-swap(v1)">
                    <partitionFlag>swap</partitionFlag>
                </part>
                <!-- You can also create a partition with no flags (and not use). -->
                <part id="grow" start="90%" stop="100%" fsType="ext4"/>
            </disk>
        </blockDevices>
        <!-- "Special" devices are processed *in the order they are specified*. This is important if you wish to
             e.g. layer LUKS on top of LVM - you would specify <lvm> before <luks> and reference the
             <luksDev id="SOMETHING" ... > as <lvmLogical source="SOMETHING" ... />.
             Of course, a limitation of this is you cannot e.g. first assemble a LUKS volume, then an LVM
             group, and then another LUKS volume - so plan accordingly and/or perform this in a <post> script. -->
        <luks>
            <luksDev id="luks_secrets" name="secrets" source="secrets1">
                <!-- You can assign multiple secrets (or "keys") to a LUKS volume. -->
                <secrets>
                    <!-- A simple passphrase. -->
                    <passphrase>secrets1</passphrase>
                </secrets>
                <secrets>
                    <!-- A key that uses a keyfile on a mounted path. This example uses the passphrase in
                         a plaintext file, which is in turn read by LUKS. -->
                    <passphrase>secrets1</passphrase>
                    <keyFile>/boot/.decrypt.plaintext</keyFile>
                </secrets>
                <secrets>
                    <!-- This will generate a 4096-byte file of random data. -->
                    <keyFile size="4096">/root/.decrypt.key</keyFile>
                </secrets>
            </luksDev>
        </luks>
        <lvm>
            <volumeGroup id="vg1" name="group1">
                <tags>
                    <tag>data</tag>
                    <tag>misc</tag>
                </tags>
                <physicalVolumes>
                    <pv id="pv1" source="lvm_member1"/>
                </physicalVolumes>
                <logicalVolumes>
                    <lv id="lv1" name="logical1" size="100%"/>
                </logicalVolumes>
            </volumeGroup>
            <volumeGroup id="vg2" name="group2">
                <physicalVolumes>
                    <pv id="pv2" source="lvm_member1"/>
                </physicalVolumes>
                <logicalVolumes>
                    <lv id="lv2" name="logical1" size="100%"/>
                </logicalVolumes>
            </volumeGroup>
        </lvm>
        <mdadm>
            <!-- level can be 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, or 10. RAID 1+0 (which is different from mdadm RAID10) would be done by
                 creating an array with members of a previously assembled array. -->
            <array id="mdadm1" name="data" meta="1.2" level="1">
                <member source="raid1_d1"/>
                <member source="raid1_d2"/>
            </array>
        </mdadm>
        <fileSystems>
            <fs source="boot" type="vfat">
                <!-- Supports mkfs arguments. Leave off the filesystem type and device name, obviously;
                     those are handled by the above attributes. -->
                <opt name="-F">32</opt>
                <opt name="-n">ESP</opt>
            </fs>
            <fs source="luks_secrets" type="ext4">
                <opt name="-L">seekrit</opt>
            </fs>
        </fileSystems>
        <mountPoints>
            <!-- And you use the id to reference mountpoints as well. -->
            <mount source="luks_secrets" target="/mnt/aif">
                <opt name="rw"/>
                <opt name="relatime"/>
                <opt name="compress">lzo</opt>
                <opt name="ssd"/>
                <opt name="space_cache"/>
                <opt name="subvolid">5</opt>
                <opt name="subvol">/</opt>
            </mount>
            <mount source="boot" target="/mnt/aif/boot"/>
            <mount source="swap" target="swap"/>
            <mount source="lv1" target="/mnt/aif/mnt/pool"/>
            <mount source="mdadm1" target="/mnt/aif/mnt/raid"/>
        </mountPoints>
    </storage>
    <network hostname="aiftest.square-r00t.net">
        <iface device="auto">
            <addresses>
                <ipv4>
                    <address>dhcp</address>
                </ipv4>
                <ipv6>
                    <address>slaac</address>
                    <address>fde4:16b9:654b:bbfa::15/64</address>
                </ipv6>
            </addresses>
            <resolvers>
                <resolver>8.8.8.8</resolver>
            </resolvers>
        </iface>
    </network>
    <system timezone="EST5EDT" chrootPath="/mnt/aif" reboot="0">
        <rootPassword>
            <passwordPlain>1ns3cur3p4ssw0rd</passwordPlain>
        </rootPassword>
        <locales>
            <locale name="LANG">en_US.UTF-8</locale>
        </locales>
        <!-- Note: The password hashe below is "test"; don't waste your time trying to crack. :) -->
        <users>
            <user name="aifusr"
                  home="/opt/aifusr"
                  sudo="true"
                  comment="A test user for AIF.">
                <password>
                    <passwordHash hashType="(detect)">
                        $6$WtxZKOyaahvvWQRG$TUys60kQhF0ffBdnDSJVTA.PovwCOajjMz8HEHL2H0ZMi0bFpDTQvKA7BqzM3nA.ZMAUxNjpJP1dG/eA78Zgw0
                    </passwordHash>
                </password>
                <xGroup name="admins" create="true"/>
                <xGroup name="wheel"/>
                <xGroup name="users"/>
            </user>
        </users>
        <services>
            <service status="1">sshd</service>
        </services>
    </system>
    <pacman>
        <repos>
            <repo name="core" enabled="true" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="extra" enabled="true" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="community" enabled="true" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="multilib" enabled="true" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="testing" enabled="false" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="multilib-testing" enabled="false" sigLevel="default" mirror="file:///etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist"/>
            <repo name="archlinuxfr" enabled="false" sigLevel="Optional TrustedOnly"
                  mirror="http://repo.archlinux.fr/$arch"/>
        </repos>
        <mirrorList>
            <mirror>http://arch.mirror.square-r00t.net/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
            <mirror>http://mirror.us.leaseweb.net/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
            <mirror>http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
            <mirror>http://arch.mirrors.ionfish.org/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
            <mirror>http://mirrors.gigenet.com/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
            <mirror>http://mirror.jmu.edu/pub/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch</mirror>
        </mirrorList>
        <software>
            <package repo="core">sed</package>
            <package>python</package>
            <package>perl</package>
            <package>openssh</package>
        </software>
    </pacman>
    <bootloader type="grub" target="/boot" efi="true"/>
    <scripts>
        <pre>
            <script>https://aif.square-r00t.net/sample-scripts/pre/first.sh</script>
            <script>https://aif.square-r00t.net/sample-scripts/pre/second.pl</script>
        </pre>
        <post>
            <script>https://aif.square-r00t.net/sample-scripts/post/first.sh</script>
            <script>https://aif.square-r00t.net/sample-scripts/post/second.py</script>
        </post>
    </scripts>
</aif>