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+Getting started
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+===============
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+Installation
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+============
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+The NOVA server and tools are written in Python using Flask and Celery. To start
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+quickly set up a virtual env and install all dependencies with::
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+ $ pip install -r requirements.txt
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+First steps
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+===========
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+Before starting the server you have to initialize the database with a user that
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+has administrative rights::
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+ $ python manage.py initdb --user <name> --fullname <name> --email <mail>
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+The script will ask for a password twice. Now start the server::
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+ $ python manage.py runserver
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+To allow server-side processing you also need to start a Celery instance from
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+the root directory using::
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+ $ celery -A nova.tasks worker
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+Remember that for this work you need to install a broker such as RabbitMQ or
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+Redis and configure that accordingly.
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+
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+.. note::
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+ This is a setup for development, for deployment on a productive system ...
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+ wait for further information.
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