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# Getting Images Ready for Deployment

Deployment of Images to client systems is done by selecting a **Deployment Package** and instructing the Deploy Console to push that package to the client systems.

Deployment Packages consist of several components:

* An **Image File** used as the basis for the imaging process
* A set of **Installation** **Settings** that tell the imaging software how to customize the image file
* **Optional:** A **Driver** **Group** that injects additional drivers into the imaging process.

### Creating an Image for Deployment

The following outlines how to create and configure an Image for deployment:

1. [Loading Images from ISO Files](/faronicsdeploy/os-deployment/getting-images-ready-for-deployment/loading-images-iso-files.md)
2. [Building Images for Deployment](/faronicsdeploy/os-deployment/getting-images-ready-for-deployment/building-images-for-deployment.md)
3. [Capturing Images](/faronicsdeploy/os-deployment/capturing-images.md)
4. [Deployment Packages](/faronicsdeploy/os-deployment/deployment-pacakges.md)
5. [Install Settings](/faronicsdeploy/os-deployment/deployment-pacakges/os-deployment-1.md)


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