Welcome to the SIMP documentation!
1. Quick Start
2. Changelog
3. Getting Started
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Known OS Compatibility
3.3. Installation Options
3.3.1. Installing SIMP From An ISO
3.3.2. Installing SIMP From A Repository
3.3.3. Preparing For Non-RPM Install
3.3.4. Installing SIMP Using r10k or Code Manager
3.3.5. SIMP on Amazon Web Services
3.3.6. Building a SIMP ISO
3.4. SIMP Installation Walkthrough
4. User Guide
5. Contributing to SIMP
6. Security Concept of Operations
7. Security Control Mapping
8. Vulnerability Supplement
9. Help
10. License
11. Contact
12. Glossary of Terms
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3.3. Installation Options
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3.3.1. Installing SIMP From An ISO
3.3.1.1. Obtaining the ISO
3.3.1.2. Installation
3.3.2. Installing SIMP From A Repository
3.3.2.1. Enable EPEL
3.3.2.2. Install The SIMP-Project Repositories
3.3.2.3. Rebuild The Yum Cache
3.3.2.4. Install the SIMP Server
3.3.2.5. Configure and Bootstrap the SIMP Server
3.3.2.6. Bootstrap SIMP Clients
3.3.3. Preparing For Non-RPM Install
3.3.3.1. Keydist, Rsync, and The Alternate Module Path
3.3.3.2. Other Miscellany
3.3.4. Installing SIMP Using r10k or Code Manager
3.3.4.1. Preparing Your System
3.3.4.2. Installation of r10k
3.3.4.3. Setting Up Your Control Repository
3.3.4.4. Minimum Classes For Classification
3.3.4.5. Running Puppet For The First Time
3.3.4.6. Notes About SIMP Infrastructure
3.3.5. SIMP on Amazon Web Services
3.3.5.1. Provision a New EC2-Instance
3.3.5.2. Sign in with the EC2-User
3.3.5.3. Installing SIMP with a Partially Complete Answers File
3.3.5.4. Ensuring Users Have Access
3.3.6. Building a SIMP ISO
3.3.6.1. Environment Preparation
3.3.6.2. Building SIMP From Tarball
3.3.6.3. Building SIMP From Source