Fully Automatic Installation

Fully Automatic Installation (FAI ) is a free software that installs and configures the Linux without user intervention. This functionality saves system administrators, for example, in setting up a computer pool, computer clusters but also in several desktop workstations much time, and there are more security since a system can be made ​​after a total failure in a short time. FAI is for example in the Linux migration of Munich (project name LiMux ) used.

The software is part of the Debian project, other Linux distributions can install Debian but next.

The project originated in 1999 at the University of Cologne and celebrated on 21 December 2009 the 10th anniversary of the release of version 1.0.