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					<span class="text-green">Packer</span> is a tool for creating identical machine images for multiple platforms from a single source configuration.
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					<h2><a href="#">Download v0.1</a></h2>
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							<span>06/17/13</span>
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			<h1 class="text-green">Fast, concurrent, extensible.</h1>
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			<p class="span6 offset3">Designed to create identical images for development, test, and production. Packer is lightweight and easy to use. It is lightning fast, parallelizes concurrent jobs, and is infinitely customizable.</p>
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				<h1 class="text-green">Works great with</h1>
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				Out of the box, Packer comes with support to build images
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				coming and can also be added through plugins.
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				<li class="aws span3 offset1">Amazon Web Services</li>
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