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## [Installing aplications and build tools](applications.md)
Download packages to build future applications such as NodeJS / Rust.
Set up your apps in `/srv/` partition.
Set up your apps on `/usr/local/bin/` path.
## [Firewall (opening/checking ports)](firewall.md)

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# Installing applications and their dependencies
## Put your apps in `/srv/`
## Put your apps in `/usr/local/bin/`
Do not just install stuff in `/home/` dirs.
Rather `git clone` the repos to your home and then move it to `/srv/` partition.
Rather `git clone` the repos to your home and then move it to `/usr/local/bin/` partition.
If SELinux is turned on you might also wanna do `restorecon` to let `systemctl` service be able to use it.
```sh
sudo mv your_repo /srv/your_repo
sudo mv your_repo /usr/local/bin/your_repo
restorecon -Rv /usr/local/bin/your_repo
```
This will reset
This way other users of the system can also access and use your app without letting them into your $HOME.
## Installing NodeJS

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[Service]
# Set the working directory where your binary resides
WorkingDirectory=/srv/YOUR_PATH
WorkingDirectory=/usr/local/bin/YOUR_PATH
# Absolute path to your binary
ExecStart=/srv/YOUR_PATH/target/release/BINARY_NAME
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/YOUR_PATH/target/release/BINARY_NAME
# Ensure the service restarts on failure
Restart=always