bootscript
nounUK /ˈbuːt.skrɪpt/
US /ˈbuːt.skrɪpt/
A small set of instructions a computer follows when it first turns on.
The computer read the bootscript and started up in a few seconds.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A script that runs automatically when a program or system starts.
The server runs a bootscript to launch its services.
3. A file containing commands executed during the boot process of an operating system.
He edited the bootscript to mount the network drive automatically.
4. A sequence of setup commands used to prepare an environment before the main application loads.
The container's bootscript installs dependencies before the app starts.