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This tutorial describes a complete installation and configuration of ReCodEx on
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CentOS 8 system as it was conducted in August 2020. Details of this description
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[CentOS](https://www.centos.org/) 8 system as it was conducted in August 2020. Details of this description
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may vary for other systems (RPM packages are released for CentOS and Fedora
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only) and possibly also change in the future.
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only) and possibly also change in the future. *Recent remark:* we have switched
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our servers to [AlmaLinux](https://almalinux.org/), a CentOS successor.
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We are trying to make this tutorial for linux noobs, but some admin skills are
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still required.
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capabilities (i.e., running on the same hardware with the same system
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configuration). This is by default set to the only hwgroup present in
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init fixtures used to initialize the database for the first time. Optionally,
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you might want to restrict runtime environments the worker supports (`headers`,
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you might want to restrict runtime environments the worker supports (`headers` >
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`env`). The IDs correspond to IDs in the database and the default config file
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holds all specified runtimes in the initial database fill.
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