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 This guide provides a structured approach to defining an object template and creating object instances based on that template.
 
 At a high level, the process consists of three key steps:
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 - Enable template support within the schema.
 - Populate the template with data.
 - Create object instances using the predefined template.
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 In many infrastructures, multiple instances of objects share a common structure. Consider network devices: we know in advance port setup for a given model. When documenting this in our source of truth, repeatedly entering the same port details is both inefficient and error-prone.
 The Object Template feature allows you to create a reusable blueprint for any object. This blueprint can be used to generate multiple instances that adhere to the predefined structure, ensuring uniformity while reducing manual effort.
 
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 Within a template, you can define:
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 - **Node attributes** - Standard properties and characteristics of the object.
 - **Relationships** - Connections to other nodes in the infrastructure.
 - **Components** - Sub-elements or modules that belong to the object.