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# Installation

Installation steps for DIGIT HCM

### DIGIT HCM Installation:

The DIGIT HCM installation comprises five steps to create a new production-ready server that can be scaled on demand. The installation process is currently supported only for AWS. However, support for other cloud platforms such as Azure and GCP will be available in the future.

**Step 1:** [**Execute GitHub Action for installation**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/install-using-github-actions-in-aws.md): Execute a GitHub action for the installation process. 

**Step 2**: [**Execute the System Data Setup**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/system-data-setup.md): Execute this setup to load system-required data.

**Step 3:** [**Execute the Project Data Setup**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/project-data-setup.md): Execute the minimum setup data required to run a campaign.

**Step 4:** [**Generating the APK for the Server**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/setup-mobile-app.md): Generate the APK pointing to the server as mentioned above.

**Step 5:** [**Kibana Dashboard Setup**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/setup-kibana-dashboard.md)**:** To create and configure health campaign dashboards in a different space within Kibana.

### **DIGIT HCM Cleanup:** 

After completing the HCM Installation, if you want to uninstall/destroy the server, follow the steps mentioned in [**Server Cleanup**](/health/v1.5/setup/installation/server-cleanup.md).


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