<commit_before>Salt Cloud Documentation
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Salt cloud is a public cloud provisioning tool. Salt cloud is made to integrate
Salt into cloud providers in a clean way so that minions on public cloud
systems can be quickly and easily modelled and provisioned.

Salt cloud allows for cloud based minions to be managed via virtual machine
maps and profiles. This means that individual cloud VMs can be created, or
large groups of cloud VMs can be created at once or managed.

Virtual machines created with Salt cloud install salt on the target virtual
machine and assign it to the specified master. This means that virtual
machines can be provisioned and then potentially never logged into.

While Salt Cloud has been made to work with Salt, it is also a generic
cloud management platform and can be used to manage non Salt centric clouds.

Getting Started
===============

* :doc:`Installing salt cloud <install/index>`

Some quick guides covering getting started with each of the various cloud
providers.

* :doc:`Getting Started With Azure <azure>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With Digital Ocean <digitalocean>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With EC2 <aws>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With GoGrid <gogrid>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With Google Compute Engine <gce>`<commit_msg>As stupid of a rule as it is, "modeled" is correct<commit_after>Salt Cloud Documentation
========================

.. toctree::
    :maxdepth: 3
    :glob:
    :hidden:

    *
    install/index

Salt cloud is a public cloud provisioning tool. Salt cloud is made to integrate
Salt into cloud providers in a clean way so that minions on public cloud
systems can be quickly and easily modeled and provisioned.

Salt cloud allows for cloud based minions to be managed via virtual machine
maps and profiles. This means that individual cloud VMs can be created, or
large groups of cloud VMs can be created at once or managed.

Virtual machines created with Salt cloud install salt on the target virtual
machine and assign it to the specified master. This means that virtual
machines can be provisioned and then potentially never logged into.

While Salt Cloud has been made to work with Salt, it is also a generic
cloud management platform and can be used to manage non Salt centric clouds.

Getting Started
===============

* :doc:`Installing salt cloud <install/index>`

Some quick guides covering getting started with each of the various cloud
providers.

* :doc:`Getting Started With Azure <azure>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With Digital Ocean <digitalocean>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With EC2 <aws>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With GoGrid <gogrid>`
* :doc:`Getting Started With Google Compute Engine <gce>`
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