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A comprehensive guide to using the Enterprise Reference Platform. This guide is written by the Linaro team with community contributions and links to third-party content.
## Contents
- [Installation](Installation/README.md)
- Installation and build instructions for a variety of your Reference Platform components
- [OpenStack](OpenStack/README.md)
- This section provides all the support code required to deploy a "Developer Cloud"
- [BigData](BigData/README.md)
- Installation instructions for Big Data Components. i.e., Hadoop, Spark and Hive
- [Support](Support/README.md)
- From bug reports and current issues, to forum access and other useful resources, we want to help you find answers
***
#### Resources
- [Release Notes](ReleaseNotes.md)
- [Previous Releases](PreviousReleases/README.md)
- [Document Contribution Policy](../../../ContributionPolicy.md)

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# Getting Started
This page is designed to bring you up to speed with the Enterprise Reference Platform. You will find categorized information, links to additional resources, and paths forward to take you deeper into the platform.
## Introduction
The Enterprise Reference Platform is targeted to accelerate the high powered ARMv8 servers in both datacenter and cloud vertical markets. Industry standard firmware (SBBR and SBSA) and a unified Linux kernel are provided for all the supported platforms, simplifying software maintenance and deployment. The high level components such as Openstack, Ceph, Hadoop, and KVM are rigorously validated for each distribution. The enterprise software stack provides two builds based on Debian and Centos. The goal is to help bridge the gap between older technology present in today’s distributions and the latest ARM server optimizations.
**Features:**
- Unified Linux Kernel
- Open Boot Firmware
- Compliant with ARM SBSA and SBBR specifications
- Debian and Centos Network Installers
- Openstack and Ceph Reference Deployments
- Built for Big Data Workloads
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## Jump to...
- [Approved Hardware](../Hardware/README.md)
- This is a list of all tested and approved Enterprise Reference Platform hardware
- [Installation](../Installation/README.md)
- From start to finish, set up your environment and install the Enterprise Reference Platform
- [OpenStack](../OpenStack/README.md)
- This section provides all the support code required to deploy a "Developer Cloud"
- [Support](../Support/README.md)
- Bug reports and current issues, forum access and other useful resources. We want to help you find answers