On a Ubuntu System these can be installed following these commands:
```bash
sudo apt install mosquitto # Needed to use mosquitto_passwd
sudo systemctl stop mosquitto # Stop Mosquitto service
sudo systemctl disable mosquitto # Disable Mosquitto service
```
The setup also expects a working docker-machine environment. To connect all instances (on at least one of the machines) follow [these instructions](https://docs.docker.com/machine/drivers/generic/).
**Python:**
```sh
docker
PyInquirer
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pip-tools
```
All python requirements managed using `pip-tool` in the `requirements.in` file. The command `pip-compile` generates a `requirements.txt` file that can be used with with `pip install -r requirements.txt` to install all needed python dependencies, updating the `requirements.txt` file can be done using `pip-compile` again. In an virtual environment `pip-sync` can be used instead of pip install to install needed packages.
All python requirements managed using `pip-tool` in the `requirements.in` file. The command `pip-compile` generates a `requirements.txt` file that can be used with with `pip install--user -r requirements.txt` to install all needed python dependencies, updating the `requirements.txt` file can be done using `pip-compile` again. In an virtual environment `pip-sync` can be used instead of pip install to install needed packages.
