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# Install
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The **install.sh** bash script starts the Docker image
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on Linux.
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The **install.ps1** PowerShell script starts the Docker image
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on Windows.
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In both cases there is no pre-requisite checks made on
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dependencies. The particular dependencies you should have
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are:
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* Docker installed
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* Docker access rights
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* Docker composer
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* Access to the Docker repository - private or public
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* Firewalls open
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* No other applicatons bound to the defaul port of 8080
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For a more complete solution, including dependency checks, you
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would use something like an Ansible playbook - which can
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be linked in the **devops.json** definition.
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