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# Installation

:::info
Once you have acquired your credentials you may follow these instructions to download Ansilo
for development or production use.

If you do not have credentials please contact us on [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).
:::

Ansilo is deployed as a sidecar container alongside your services or data stores.

### 1. Install [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/)

Install docker on your machine using the [instructions provided](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/).

### 2. Login to the Ansilo Registry

Using the credentials provided to you, login to the private Ansilo Docker registry.

```bash
docker login https://get.ansilo.tech
```

You will be prompted for the username and password provided to you.
Upon entering those you should see: `Login succeeded!`.

:::caution

If you are not able to login, please contact us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

:::

### 3. Pull the Ansilo base image

Now pull the Ansilo base image to your local machine:

```bash
docker pull get.ansilo.tech/ansilo-prod
docker pull timetoogo/ansilo
```

:::tip
This will pull the latest version of Ansilo by default.
To specify a specify version use the following command:

`docker pull get.ansilo.tech/ansilo-prod:1.2.3`
`docker pull timetoogo/ansilo:1.2.3`
:::

### 4. Verify the image runs correctly

Run the following command to check that your base image is working.

```bash
docker run --rm get.ansilo.tech/ansilo-prod help
docker run --rm timetoogo/ansilo help
```

And you should see the following output:
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...
```

You should be ready to start developing with Ansilo! [Check out the fundamentals to get started](/fundamentals/architecture/).
You should be ready to start developing with Ansilo! [Check out the fundamentals to get started](/fundamentals/architecture/).

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