IncusOS image downloader

Hardware requirements

IncusOS is designed to provide an extremely secure environment in which to run Incus and related software.
It requires a lot of modern system features and will not function properly on older unsupported systems.

Modern x86_64 or arm64 system (5 years old at most)
Support for UEFI with SecureBoot
TPM 2.0 security module
At least 50GiB of storage
At least one wired network port

Generate your installation image

IncusOS doesn't feature a traditional installer. Instead you can choose to either directly run it from the media it's written to, or have it automatically install itself onto an internal drive on first boot.

The installed system is only reachable through the API, there is no local shell access or remote access through SSH. The customization tool below allows you to configure IncusOS' behavior, including what client will be allowed to control the system.

Image type

ISO - Read-only, primarily used for server installation through virtual media)

USB - Writable and can be used either for installation or for running the system directly

Image architecture

x86_64 - For 64-bit Intel and AMD systems

aarch64 - For 64-bit Arm servers

Image usage

Installation - Install IncusOS on a boot disk

Operation - Run IncusOS directly from the media

Image application

Incus - Container and VM private cloud platform

Operations Center - Central deployment and tracking of Incus clusters Beta

Migration Manager - VMware to Incus migration orchestrator Beta

Installation target

Wipe the target drive

Automatically reboot after installation

Drive identifier (as seen in /dev/disk/by-id), can be a partial string but must match exactly one drive.
If empty, IncusOS will auto-install so long as only one drive is present.

Application configuration

Apply default configuration

TLS certificate of the initial trusted client.
This can be retrieved by running incus remote get-client-certificate.