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title: 0. cloud-init
author: Wale Soyinka
contributors: Steven Spencer
contributors: Steven Spencer, Ganna Zhyrnova
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Welcome to the comprehensive guide to `cloud-init` on Rocky Linux. This series takes you from the fundamental concepts of cloud instance initialization to advanced, real-world provisioning and troubleshooting techniques. Whether you are a new user setting up your first cloud server or an experienced administrator building custom images, this guide has something for you.

The design of the chapters is for reading sequentially, building on the knowledge from the previous sections.
To get the most from these chapters, you should read them sequentially, building on knowledge from the previous sections.

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> Tackle complex scenarios, including how to define static network configurations and how to combine scripts and cloud-configs into a single payload.

**[5. The image builder's perspective](./05_image_builders_perspective.md)**
> Shift your perspective to that of an image builder. Learn how to create "golden images" with baked-in defaults and how to properly generalize them for cloning.
> Shift your perspective to that of an image builder. Learn how to create "golden images" with baked-in defaults and how to generalize them for cloning properly.

**[6. Troubleshooting](./06_troubleshooting.md)**
> Learn the essential art of `cloud-init` forensics. Understand the logs, status commands, and common pitfalls to diagnose and solve problems effectively.
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