A paved path for Linux
Turn approved bases, packages, services, and policy into reusable recipes that teams can apply without rebuilding the process.

For platform teams
Give application and infrastructure teams a repeatable path from OS requirements to tested images, rollout evidence, and governed operations.
Standardize how teams request, build, verify, and operate Linux systems without forcing every workload through the same deployment boundary. OpenFactory keeps the image, its tests, and its operational history connected.
Turn approved bases, packages, services, and policy into reusable recipes that teams can apply without rebuilding the process.
Boot checks, functional tests, visual results, and build records stay attached to the image that produced them.
Make image changes reviewable, rerun the same verification, and preserve a clear path to rollback.
Use hosted capacity for speed or run fleet operations in your own cloud when data, network, or policy requires it.
The workflow stays consistent while governance and infrastructure vary by team.
Capture the approved distribution, packages, services, identities, hardening, and validation policy.
Create the image, boot it as a real machine, and run the checks required for that workload.
Promote the verified artifact with its lineage, test results, deployment record, and rollback context.
Compliance and infrastructure ownership create different buying journeys. Start with the path that reflects the work your team must prove.
Connect reproducible images, approvals, test evidence, runtime verification, and retention to regulated or audit-sensitive workflows.
Discuss complianceKeep the operational boundary in your environment while using a shared image, verification, rollout, and fleet-management model.
Discuss BYOC fleetNo. Hosted builds and VMs provide a fast starting point, while the BYOC fleet path is designed for teams that need infrastructure and operational boundaries in their own environment.
The platform can connect build inputs, recipe history, boot status, test outcomes, deployment events, and runtime verification to the artifact lifecycle.
Yes. A team can start with one image workflow, prove the build and validation loop, and expand governance or fleet operations when the operating model is ready.
Bring the baseline, compliance requirement, or cloud boundary your team is working with. The demo can stay focused on that concrete path.