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This guide provides a streamlined process for setting up and running the FlowFuse platform using Docker and docker-compose.

The provided docker-compose file facilitates the deployment of the following services:
* FlowFuse platform components, including the core application, MQTT broker, and file server for storage
* A pre-configured database for storing platform data
* A pre-configured proxy server for managing HTTP traffic
* **FlowFuse Platform**: Includes the core application, MQTT broker, and file server for storage
* **Database:** A pre-configured database for storing platform data
* **Proxy Server:** A pre-configured proxy server for managing HTTP traffic

For a advanced installation guide, please refer to the dedicated page for [running FlowFuse on Docker](../install/docker/README.md).
For an advanced installation guide, please refer to the dedicated page for [running FlowFuse on Docker](../install/docker/README.md).

## Prerequisites

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## Step 1: Configure DNS

Before running the FlowFuse, you need to configure your fully qualified domain name settings:
Before running FlowFuse, you need to configure your fully qualified domain name settings:

1. Set up a A record for your domain (e.g., `example.com`) to your server's IP address (this works with subdomain as well e.g. `flowfuse.example.com`).
2. In the same manner, set up a wildcard DNS record (e.g., `*.example.com`, `*.flowfuse.example.com`) to point to your server's IP address.
1. Set up an A record for your domain (e.g., `example.com`) to your server's IP address (this works with subdomain as well e.g. `flowfuse.example.com`). FlowFuse will run here.
2. In the same manner, set up a wildcard DNS record (e.g., `*.example.com`, `*.flowfuse.example.com`) to point to your server's IP address. Any Node-RED instances setup by FlowFuse will run here.

This step is crucial for the proper functioning of the application. FlowFuse will not run properly on `localhost` domain.

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