After installing the required Components as described in [1](https://github.com/DKSR-Data-Competence-for-Cities-Regions/DKSR-Open-UrbanPulse/wiki/Software-Components-Required), the next step is to configure the Payara Application Server and deploying the build from [2].
1. In a shell, change to the Payara folder under **/bin**. That is where the start scripts of Payara (cmd and sh) are.
1. In a shell, change to the Payara folder under **/bin**. That is where the start scripts of Payara (cmd and sh) are.
2. Run **asadmin start-domain** in the shell to start Payara. If everything is ok, the output will show information regarding paths Logs, Admin Port, etc. The management console should be accessible at **http://localhost:4848/**
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3. Then **asadmin create-jvm-options --target server-config "-Dfish.payara.classloading.delegate=false"**
To avoid conflicts between library versions (e.g. Hazelcast).
4. If Postgres is not running, start it now. Using either **PGAdmin **or **psql **connect to Postgres and create the **urbanpulse **database. A user is necessary for OUP to be able to talk to Postgres, this user should have access rights on this database.
4. If Postgres is not running, start it now. Using either **PGAdmin **or **psql **connect to Postgres and create the **urbanpulse **database. A user is necessary for OUP to be able to talk to Postgres, this user should have access rights on this database.
5. The Postgres driver jar must be copied into the **/glassfish/lib **folder. After that, Payara must be restarted **asadmin restart-domain**.
