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# An Introduction to the Sling Feature Model
+See also the [Sling Website Feature Model
documentation](http://sling.apache.org/tags/featuremodel.html) which includes
tutorials and examples.
+
OSGi is a platform capable of running large applications for a variety of
purposes, including rich client applications, server-side systems and cloud and
container based architectures. Typical OSGi applications are assembled out of
bundles and configured through both, OSGi configurations and framework
properties (though these are less frequently used than OSGi configurations).
Depending on the nature of the application, there might be additional artifact
types involved.
As these applications are generally based on many bundles, describing each
bundle individually in the application definition becomes unwieldy once the
number of bundles reaches a certain level. Additionally, OSGi has no mechanism
to describe other elements of the application definition, such as configuration
or custom artifacts.