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process, this user-supplied cloud-init file is applied, enabling tailored setup and initialization of the edgenode to meet specific requirements. This
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approach offers flexibility and control over the environment, making it easier to automate and customize deployments.
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The custom config feature is available to use through CLI or Orchestrator API's. You can use the `orch-cli` to add a custom config file to the edgenode.
The custom config file is a cloud-init file that will be applied during the provisioning process.
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The custom config feature is available to use through CLI or Orchestrator API's. The :doc:`orch-cli </user_guide/set_up_edge_infra/orch_cli/orch_cli_guide>`
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commands can be used to add/delete a custom config file to the edgenode. The custom config file is a cloud-init file that will be applied during the provisioning process.
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#. To add your cloud-init through CLI, save the **cloud-init** file to your local machine and apply the below command.
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#. To associate a custom config with an edgenode during its configuration, use the following command:
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