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# Discourse "Quick-and-Dirty" Install Guide
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We have deliberately left this section lacking. From our FAQ:
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> Discourse is brand new. Discourse is early beta software, and likely to remain so for many months.
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> Please experiment with it, play with it, give us feedback, submit pull requests – but any consideration
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> of fully adopting Discourse is for people and organizations who are eager to live on the bleeding and broken edge.
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When Discourse is ready for primetime we're going to provide several robust and easy ways to install it.
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Until then, if you are feeling adventurous you can try to set up following components.
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- Postgres 9.1
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- Enable support for HSTORE
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- Create a discourse database and seed it with a basic image
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- Redis 2.6
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- Ruby 1.9.3
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- Install all rubygems via bundler
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- Edit database.yml and redis.yml and point them at your databases.
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- Prepackage all assets using rake
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- Run the Rails database migrations
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- Run a sidekiq process for background jobs
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- Run a clockwork process for enqueing scheduled jobs
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- Run several Rails processes, preferably behind a proxy like Nginx.
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