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... ... @@ -4,16 +4,9 @@ 4 4 5 5 XWiki is a Java-based wiki and runs on a Servlet Container such as Tomcat, Jetty, JBoss, WebLogic, WebSphere, etc. It also uses a relational database to store its content. It can run on almost any database (HSQL, MySQL, etc) but XWiki and the database need to be setup correctly. 6 6 7 -There are several ways of installing XWiki: 8 - 9 -* Use the [[Standalone distribution>>Documentation.AdminGuide.InstallationStandalone]] which already packages a Servlet Container (Jetty) and a database (HSQL), filled with default wiki pages. This is the recommended option for first time XWiki users and for users who wish to quickly try out XWiki. 10 -* Use the [[WAR distribution>>Documentation.AdminGuide.InstallationWAR]] and configure both your container and your database to work with it. 11 -* Use the [[.deb package>>Documentation.AdminGuide.InstallationViaAPT]] to install the last version of XWiki and the dependencies. 12 -* [[Use a non-official installation method>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation#HOtherInstallationMethods]]. 13 - 14 14 If you're upgrading an existing XWiki install check the [[Upgrade instructions page>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Upgrade]]. 15 15 16 -Pick one of the t railsin theoutlineonerighttogetstarted.9 +Pick one of the [[installation methods>>#HInstallationMethods]] to begin installing XWiki. 17 17 18 18 Once you've finished the installation check the other topics in the [[Admin Guide>>Documentation.AdminGuide.WebHome]] for configuring and [[securing>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Security]] your wiki. 19 19 ... ... @@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ 35 35 36 36 For testing XWiki, we highly recommend one of the following installation method: 37 37 31 +* [[Using XWiki in the cloud>>Hosted.WebHome]]: This is by far the simplest to try XWiki since you don't need to install anything. 38 38 * [[Using a standalone distribution >>Documentation.AdminGuide.InstallationStandalone]]: Provides a built-in XWiki, with a portable database (HSQLDB) and a lightweight Java container (Jetty). This standalone distribution is not recommended in a production environment. If you need to use it in a production basis, you may look at the other options. 39 39 * [[Using an official XWiki Docker image>>https://hub.docker.com/_/xwiki/]]: Provides an easy solution to test XWiki, with a configuration very close to a production setup. You can also use this method in production if you're used to putting Docker images in production. 40 40