Installing

This section groups installation instructions

• Install OpenTA using Docker
• Fully install OpenTA either locally or remote vps
  • Make sure you communicate with a web server
  • Make sure you can serve a django instance
• Clone the openta repo
  • Install necessary tools on your linux box
  • Build the frontend (or use CDN - see below)
  • Build the backend
  • Set important enviromental variables
  • Start the webserver
  • Test the webserver

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