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Basically you need to get hold of the latest demoBundle; it is automatically built and tagged with the corresponding version numbers of the whole stack. The demo bundle can be downloaded from the in-house private Nexus at: http://10.0.0.70:8081/nexus/content/repositories/demos/net/azeti/ssc/demo/demoStack/ This site is only available from inside the Azeti network (or via VPN) and you need Nexus credentials.
Choosing the Installation Way
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Vagrant or Docker directly?
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Installation the Vagrant-Way
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