Before you install
Before installing PulseUno, review the following requirements and considerations:
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| Support matrix | Verify that your system meets the hardware and software requirements. For details, see the Support Matrix. | 
| Permissions | 
                                                                         Verify that you have proper permissions to perform the installation: 
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                                                                         Database: 
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                                                                         Before installing PulseUno, set up a database. For instructions, see you database provider's documentation. The PulseUno installer creates a pulse database user and/or schema. You only need to supply a database super user account that creates the pulse database user and/or schema, and allow TCP/IP network access and username/password authentication. PulseUno uses a JDBC driver to connect to the database. For details on how to set the JDBC URL after the installation, see Connect with JDBC. Windows: An embedded PostgreSQL database is bundled with the installer: PostgreSQL 15.5.1 If you decide to use embedded PostgreSQL, you don’t need to prepare a database before the installation.  | 
                                                                
| Git command line | 
                                                                         If you plan to synchronize Git branches with Dimensions CM streams, install the Git command line before installing PulseUno. Install a Git command-line tool on the same system where you are installing the PulseUno Git server. This way, the installer automatically configures the Git server to use the Git command line.  | 
                                                                
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                                                                         Make sure that you have the following packages related to x11 libraries on the Ubuntu operating system: 
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