CaelumOS Releases
Download the official bootable developer operating system image for bare-metal hardware and virtualized infrastructure environments.
CaelumOS Standalone ISO
x86_64 & ARM64
Intel, AMD, Apple SiliconHybrid ISO / USB
UEFI 64-bit bootableDocker & Terraform
Host daemon supervisorGitHub Releases
Automated CI/CD buildCaelumOS Native Runtime Daemon
Auto-discovers and integrates with your computer's local Docker Desktop, Kubernetes/Minikube, Git, Terraform, AWS CLI, and Azure CLI directly from CaelumOS. Zero cloud proxying, zero credential sharing, and zero manual pairing keys.
Automatically launches the native runtime daemon in background and opens CaelumOS desktop.
Starts CaelumOS daemon with automatic discovery of local Docker, kubectl, and CLI tools.
How CaelumOS Releases Are Built & Distributed
From source repository commit to your bootable media, every release follows an automated, auditable build and verification pipeline.
CaelumOS Repository
Core OS definitions, Linux kernel build config, and supervisor runtime
Build Bootable OS
Automated CI/CD compiling minimal immutable kernel, compositor, and tooling
GitHub Release
Cryptographically signed release asset published with SHA-256 checksums
CaelumOS ISO
Universal hybrid bootable ISO image generated for bare-metal and VMs
caleum.me/download
Official verified distribution hub serving direct binary downloads
User Boots ISO
Engineer flashes USB or boots VM directly into infrastructure environment
Hardware & Virtualization Specifications
Prerequisites for booting CaelumOS on physical workstations or hypervisors.
Minimum Hardware Requirements
- CPU: 64-bit x86_64 or ARM64 processor (2+ cores)
- RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB recommended for containers)
- Disk: 20 GB free storage (NVMe / SSD recommended)
- Firmware: UEFI 64-bit firmware with Secure Boot support
- Virtualization: Intel VT-x or AMD-V enabled in BIOS
Boot Media Preparation (Preview)
When the ISO is published, engineers can flash it to boot media using standard utilities:
# Flash image to USB drive (Linux/macOS)
sudo dd if=caelum-os-v0.1.0.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progressCompatible with VMware Workstation, VirtualBox, Proxmox VE, and QEMU/KVM.