Paws is a Linux based tool to provision Windows systems and configure Windows services in a cloud or virtual computing environment.

Used by developers, quality engineerings, devOps, system administrators and anyone else that needs to perform operations against hybrid environments (Linux and Windows), PAWS easily builds Windows environments with minimal effort required.

• Create, build and destroy Windows test environments within minutes in cloud or virtual computing environments.
• Create fresh environments to validate bugs and eliminating non-expected issues caused by left over configurations and data.
• Reduce the time spent on environment maintenance "golden-environments"
• Use native Windows language (PowerShell) to automate Windows server configurations.
• Easily share your scripts to run in different test environments (eliminating need to create scripts that already exists).

• PAWS doesn't provide any Windows QCOW Image with it.
• It is expected you know how to build your own Windows QCOW image.
• PAWS doesn't supply any MSDN license or any rights.

• developers, working in components that interacts with Windows platform can use PAWS to provision Windows with all configuration needed to verify their code changes.

• quality engineer, executing any type of tests for products running on hybrid environment (Linux and Windows) can use PAWS to provision the Windows environment with pre-defined configuration and ready to start the tests execution.

• developers, quality engineers and release engineers, can use PAWS to provison the Windows environment for a release dry-run before go to production. With PAWS groups the installation and workflow can be defined managing the reproducibility and avoiding left over data reducing risks of a production release.

• devOps, before apply changes in a hybrid environment (Linux and Windows) can use PAWS to replicate the Windows environment based on scripts.

To know more access the full documentation at https://rhpit-paws.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/

To report an issue that can be ideas or suggestions for new features, or even a bug, please follow github https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-issue/

It is under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE version 3.0 as you have received a local copy at LICENSE file