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1. Install Docker using the official manuals:
   • Debian: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/.

   • Ubuntu: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/.
     

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     Minimum requirements to launch Axxon Next using Docker on Ubuntu: Dual core processor; 4 GB RAM; 200 GB HDD.

     
     

   • other distribution packages: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/. 
2. Connect the Axxon Next repository. To do this, do the following:
   1. Install git and the envsubst utility using the command:

      1. For Debian and Ubuntu:
         

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         sudo apt-get install git gettext binutils

         
         

      2. For Fedora, RedHat Linux, CentOS:
         

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         dnf install git gettext binutils

         
         

   2. Clone the axxonnext.docker repository.
      

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      git clone https://src.axxonsoft.dev/bitbucket/scm/one/axxonnext.docker.git

      
      

   3. Update the cloned repository files:

      1. Go to the axxonnext.docker folder:
         

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         cd /home/%username/axxonnext.docker/

         where %username is a username under which the container will be created.

      2. Download the contents of the git repository:
         

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         git pull

         
         

3. Create the Axxon Next container. To create the Axxon Next container, do the following:
   1. Copy the deb packages of Axxon Next, Detector Pack and Driver pack to the /home/%username/axxonnext.docker/server/build/ folder.

   2. Go to the axxonnext.docker/next server folder.
      

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      cd /home/%username/axxonnext.docker/nextserver

      
      

   3. Execute the command:
      

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      ./axxon-next.sh build

      The assembly of the Axxon Next container will begin.

   4. To view the list of the assembled containers after the operation is complete, execute the command:
      

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      ./axxon-next.sh list

      
      

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