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  1. Download the docker installation package

2. unzip the package and update the config.env files present in the package

postgres/config.env

USER=
USER_GRAFANA_PASSWORD=
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=

neo4j/config.env

NEO4J_AUTH=
NEO4JLABS_PLUGINS=["apoc"]
NEO4J_apoc_trigger_enabled=true
NEO4J_USERNAME=
NEO4J_PASSWORD=

grafana/config.env

postgresIP=
postgresPort=
grafanaDBUser=
grafanaDBPass=
enableLoki=true

rabbitmq/config.env

RABBITMQ_USER=
RABBITMQ_PASSWORD=

config.env

hostInstance=
servicePort=
grafanaPort=
neo4jIP=
neo4jHttpPort=
neo4jBoltPort=
neo4jUser=
neo4jPassword=
postgresIP=
postgresPort=
grafanaDBUser=
grafanaDBPass=
rabbitmqIP=
rabbitMqUser=
rabbitMqPassword=
rabbitMqPort=
rabbitMqUIPort=
LOKI_HOST=
LOKI_PORT=
PROMTAIL_LISTEN_PORT=
enablePromtail=true

Once the values are updated in above config.env files,

1.For single server setup where all the containers will be running on the same host execute

docker-compose up

2.For 2 server setup,

a. Neo4j will be running on server1

docker-compose -f docker-compose-server1.yml up

b. Remaining all components will be running on server2

docker-compose -f docker-compose-server2.yml up

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