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#Image Factory#
# Image Factory #

Image Factory enables appliance creation and deployment to multiple virtualization
and Cloud providers.

##Features##
## Features ##
* Build guest images for a growing list of operating system and cloud combinations.
* Current guest OS support: Fedora 7-19, RHEL 5.x and 6.x
* Current cloud support: Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, VMware vSphere, Amazon EC2, Rackspace, OpenStack, and more...
* Image Factory supports "build and upload" or snapshotting of existing images.
* RESTful API makes integrating Image Factory into existing workflows simple.


##Using Image Factory##
## Using Image Factory ##
Building an image begins with a template describing what to build. See an example
of such a template below. See the [schema documentation for TDL](http://imgfac.org/documentation/tdl/TDL.html)
for more detail on creating a template. Note that a template is **not** tied to
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That's it! You can now launch an instance of this image using the cloud
provider's management console.

##Installing Image Factory##
## Installing Image Factory ##
Installing Image Factory is quick and easy. See the
[imagefactory rpm installation](http://imgfac.org/documentation/install.html#rpm)
instructions for more detail.
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