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# Discourse "Quick-and-Dirty" Install Guide
We have deliberately left this section lacking. From our FAQ:
It is still early times for Discourse. From our FAQ:
> Discourse is brand new. Discourse is early beta software, and likely to remain so for many months.
> Please experiment with it, play with it, give us feedback, submit pull requests – but any consideration
> of fully adopting Discourse is for people and organizations who are eager to live on the bleeding and broken edge.
Discourse has two fairly decent install documents now.
Discourse has two fairly decent install documents now:
- Our [**official Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS install document**][1]
- [Unofficial Heroku install document][2]
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Beyond that, if you are feeling extra *extra* adventurous you can try to set up following components manually:
- Postgres 9.1
1. **Postgres 9.1+**
- Enable support for HSTORE
- Create a discourse database and seed it with a basic image
- Redis 2.6
- Ruby 1.9.3 (we recommend 2.0.0-p195 or higher)
- Install all rubygems via bundler
- Edit database.yml and redis.yml and point them at your databases.
- Run `rake db:seed_fu` to add seed data
- Prepackage all assets using rake
- Run the Rails database migrations
- Run a sidekiq process for background jobs
- Run a clockwork process for enqueing scheduled jobs
- Run several Rails processes, preferably behind a proxy like Nginx.
2. **Redis 2.6+**
3. **Ruby 1.9.3+** (we recommend 2.0.0-p195 or higher)
- Install all rubygems via bundler
- Edit database.yml and redis.yml and point them at your databases.
- Run `rake db:seed_fu` to add seed data
- Prepackage all assets using rake
- Run the Rails database migrations
- Run a sidekiq process for background jobs
- Run a clockwork process for enqueing scheduled jobs
- Run several Rails processes, preferably behind a proxy like Nginx.
[1]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/docs/INSTALL-ubuntu.md
[2]: https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/docs/HEROKU.md