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Build your own DataSHIELD VMs
Build your own DataSHIELD VMs
To really test what you are doing and to do analysis in your local environment you probably need a DataSHIELD VM. This can be set up to look and behave just like a real DataSHIELD instance would that is hosted somewhere with real data.
There are a few approaches to get to this goal:
- Grab one of our pre-built VMs.
- Build the whole thing from scratch with Vagrant.
- Install the software on an existing VM with Puppet.
- Install the software on an existing VM manually.
- Use containers.
All of our continuous integration is based on the Vagrant install, so that is a good option.
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