# How to install EasyPON

## OS requirements

**OS:** Debian 11

[**Platform**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]**:** Tested on [amd64](https://wiki.debian.org/DebianAMD64). 

**RAM:** 4GB

**Storage:** 30GB

## Installation

{% content-ref url="readme/guide-for-debian-11" %}
[guide-for-debian-11](https://docs.easypon.in/readme/guide-for-debian-11)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="readme/docker-compose-installation-guide" %}
[docker-compose-installation-guide](https://docs.easypon.in/readme/docker-compose-installation-guide)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## Demo

To see what EasyPON is capable of, simply visit our demo and give it a try on the web at [https://demo.easypon.in](https://demo.easypon.in/login).

#### Credentials:

**Login:** demo \
**Password:** epdemo12

### Updating EasyPON

[Debian 11 update](https://docs.easypon.in/guide-for-debian-11#updating-easypon-debian) guide.

[Docker compose](https://docs.easypon.in/readme/docker-compose-installation-guide) upgrade instructions.

[^1]: It is possible to use other available Debian platforms with a workaround.


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