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Glazier Documentation

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Getting Started

See the links below to help get you started with your own Glazier configuration.

About Glazier - Basic operating principles used in Glazier.
Setup Guide - Getting started with the basic principles from the about page.
Getting started with Windows Imaging & Glazier (Part 1) - Great community blog post about getting started with Glazier.

Glazier Configurations

Glazier uses YAML-based configuration files. These documents outline the supported syntax.

Creating New Actions - Glazier’s Actions are the core of the system’s configuration language. Glazier ships with some existing actions, but for more custom functionality, you can also create your own.
Glazier Config Layout - How Glazier’s configuration files are laid out at the distribution point (web server).

YAML Files

Glazier YAML File Specs - Glazier uses YAML-based configuration files. These documents outline the supported syntax.
Chooser Interface Configs - The Chooser setup UI is an enhancement to autobuild which allows Glazier to present the user with a dynamic list of options as part of the installation process.
Tips for Writing Effective Glazier Configs - for writing your own Glazier YAML configuration files.

Python

Installer Actions - Actions are classes which the configuration handler may call to perform a variety of tasks during imaging.
Policy Modules - Policy modules determine whether or not Autobuild should be allowed to proceed with an installation.
Error Handling - Policy modules determine whether or not Autobuild should be allowed to proceed with an installation.
Config Handlers - The Glazier configuration handling libraries are responsible for taking the configuration language as input, determining which commands apply to the current system, and executing them as needed.