Image a fleet from one place.
Blue View Imaging captures a machine's disk over the network and deploys it to as many others as you need. No agent to preinstall, no media to carry, no per-seat licence.
Capture
Boot a reference machine over the network and take its disk as a master image. Nothing is installed on the machine to do it.
Deploy
Send that image to one machine or a room full of them. Multicast puts the same image on many machines in the time one would take.
Manage
Register hosts, schedule imaging and maintenance windows, and push software packages to machines after they come up.
How it works
A machine with no operating system on it can still be told what to become. That is the whole trick, and it is older than the cloud.
Why run it yourself
Runs on your network
It is your server, your storage, and your images. Nothing leaves the building, and nothing depends on a vendor's cloud staying up.
Branded as yours
The console carries your organization's name, mark, and colors. Configuration, not a custom build -- so upgrades stay ordinary.
An open foundation
Built on FOG Project and licensed GPLv3. You can read every line, and the source comes with the software.
Works air-gapped
An imaging server often sits on an isolated VLAN. This one expects that, down to documentation that ships alongside it.
Built on FOG Project
Blue View Imaging is a commercial distribution of FOG Project, licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. That means the engine underneath is open, auditable, and not going anywhere — and that anyone we ship software to receives its source. Blue View is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the FOG Project.