Build from real inputs
See how a prompt, Git repository, or reusable recipe becomes a complete Linux image with explicit packages, services, users, and configuration.
Book a Demo
See OpenFactory in action
Schedule a live walkthrough of OpenFactory. We’ll show you how teams build, deploy, and verify custom Linux operating systems in a controlled workflow.
A technical walkthrough built around your workload
The demo is a working session, not a generic slide presentation. We start with the Linux image, application, or fleet boundary that matters to your team and show how OpenFactory turns its requirements into a reviewable artifact and test record.
What we can cover in 30 minutes
Boot and verify the artifact
Start the produced image in an isolated VM, inspect its terminal or desktop, and run functional, visual, or service-level checks against the actual result.
Review evidence and boundaries
Inspect artifact identity, CycloneDX inventory, test outcomes, and the line between available workflows and deployment capabilities that require a technical pilot.
Who should join
Platform engineering, security, infrastructure, product, and regulated-operations teams get the most value when they bring one representative machine or application and the checks that define an acceptable release.
What you leave with
- A concrete fit and gap assessment for one workload
- A clear view of hosted, BYOC, on-premises, and disconnected boundaries
- The evidence OpenFactory produces today and the controls that remain external
- A scoped next step, whether that is a self-serve build or a technical pilot
Before the meeting
Do I need to prepare a presentation?
No. A repository, image description, architecture sketch, or short list of acceptance checks is enough. We will use the meeting to make the operating boundary concrete.
Can the demo use our own workload?
Yes. Share only material you are comfortable discussing. If the workload needs private access or customer-controlled infrastructure, we will scope that boundary rather than asking you to expose credentials.
Is this a sales call or a technical review?
It is a technical product walkthrough with room for commercial questions. We will distinguish capabilities available now from integrations or deployment models that need a pilot.