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Installation guide

Depending on your goals and skills, there are several ways to install geOrchestra:

a Helm chart to help Kubernetes installation
a Docker composition, which pulls pre-built images from Docker hub, is perfect for a quick start. Provided you have a good download speed and recent machine (8Gb required), you'll be up and running within 10 minutes. Read how to run geOrchestra on Docker here. Use the branch matching the target version (master for dev purposes).
a contributed ansible playbook allows you to spin an instance in a few minutes. This is probably the easiest way to create a small server, since it takes care of installing the middleware, fetching the webapps and configuring them. Same as above: use the branch matching target version.
Debian packages are perfect to create complex production architectures, but you'll have to install and configure the middleware first. The community provides these packages on a "best effort" basis, with no warranty at all.
you could also use the generic wars with their "datadir", as an alternate method. The above packages provide both.

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