> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.decisionrules.io/doc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.decisionrules.io/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup.md).

# Setup

This section groups deployment guides for local, cloud, and Kubernetes-based environments.

### Local demo

* [Docker Showcase App](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/showcase-client-server-app.md)\
  Run DecisionRules locally with our demo containers. This is the fastest way to try the platform.

### AWS

* [AWS Setup](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/aws.md)\
  Overview of DecisionRules deployment on Amazon Web Services.
  * [AWS ECS/Fargate](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/aws/aws-ecs-fargate.md) — Deploy the On-Premise solution with AWS Fargate.
  * [Cache - Amazon ElastiCache](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/aws/cache-amazon-elasticache.md) — Configure Redis on AWS for DecisionRules.

### Microsoft Azure

* [Microsoft Azure Setup](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/microsoft-azure-setup.md)\
  Overview of Azure deployment options for DecisionRules.
  * [Database - Azure CosmosDB](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/microsoft-azure-setup/database-azure-cosmosdb.md) — Set up Cosmos DB for DecisionRules storage.
  * [Cache - Azure Cache for Redis](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/microsoft-azure-setup/cache-azure-cache-for-redis.md) — Set up Redis Cache on Azure.
  * [Azure Container Apps](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/microsoft-azure-setup/azure-container-apps.md) — Deploy the On-Premise solution with Azure Container Apps.

### OpenShift

* [Azure Red Hat OpenShift](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/azure-red-hat-openshift.md)\
  Deploy DecisionRules on Azure Red Hat OpenShift.

### Google Cloud

* [Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/google-kubernetes-engine-gke.md)\
  End-to-end deployment of DecisionRules on Google Kubernetes Engine.

### Kubernetes

* [Kubernetes Setup](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/kubernetes-setup.md)\
  Deploy DecisionRules into Kubernetes with step-by-step configuration.
  * [Kubernetes Setup with Business Intelligence](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/kubernetes-setup/kubernetes-setup-with-business-intelligence-and-ai-engine.md) — Templates for Kubernetes deployment with Business Intelligence.
  * [Helm Charts](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/setup/kubernetes-setup/helm-charts.md) — Deploy and manage the platform with Helm.


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