@Patrick @Chuckleb @Patriot and others - I just started playing with: Welcome – SUSE Studio
It seems absolutely perfect for Linux-Bench.
You can make a custom bootable ISO including installing from repos. You can upload files directly to the image. You can then have it run scripts (aka Linux-Bench) at startup.
That would make the process ridiculously simple. Boot on the ISO and let it rip. You can also make disk images (VMware, Xen, Hyper-V, KVM), USB stick images, and preload ISOs.
Here's what I'd suggest:
To make it even easier I even found an OpenSUSE benchmark repo: Index of /repositories/benchmark/openSUSE_13.2
That might have even more of what you might want to add.
It seems absolutely perfect for Linux-Bench.
You can make a custom bootable ISO including installing from repos. You can upload files directly to the image. You can then have it run scripts (aka Linux-Bench) at startup.
That would make the process ridiculously simple. Boot on the ISO and let it rip. You can also make disk images (VMware, Xen, Hyper-V, KVM), USB stick images, and preload ISOs.
Here's what I'd suggest:
- Make a standard custom OpenSUSE LiveCD ISO image
- On the startup script have it run Linux-Bench
To make it even easier I even found an OpenSUSE benchmark repo: Index of /repositories/benchmark/openSUSE_13.2
That might have even more of what you might want to add.