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Use Akamai's Metadata Service with Cloud-Init on Any Distribution

Akamai’s Metadata service gives you the ability to automate system configuration when deploying Compute Instances. This is primarily accomplished by adding user data in the form of cloud-config scripts.

Use Cloud-Init to Automatically Configure and Secure Your Servers

By using Akamai’s Metadata service, you can automatically configure your new Compute Instances through cloud-init. This guide walks you through building a cloud-config file (for use with cloud-init) and deploying a Compute Instance using that configuration.

Use Cloud-Init to Install and Update Software on New Servers

Cloud-init offers a cross-platform, cross-distribution approach to automating server initialization. With Akamai’s Metadata service, you can leverage cloud-init to deploy Compute Instances, employing custom user data scripts to define your desired setup.

Use Cloud-Init to Manage Users on New Servers

Cloud-init is an industry-standard solution for automating server deployments, with support across platforms and distributions. Combining platform metadata with custom user data scripts, cloud-init can vastly simplify the process of initializing new servers.

Use Cloud-Init to Run Commands and Bash Scripts on First Boot

Cloud-init is an industry-standard, cross-platform tool that automates the process of initializing new servers. Cloud-init leverages metadata from your cloud platform to handle the deployment while taking custom user data to script the server setup to your needs.

Use Cloud-Init to Write to a File

Cloud-init is an industry-standard tool that automates server initialization and has cross-distribution, cross-platform support. While the cloud platform provides cloud-init with metadata for server deployment, custom user data lets you script almost every aspect of server initialization.

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