---
title: "How to Deploy Quepid Locally"
url: "https://quepid-docs.dev.o19s.com/2/quepid/61/how-to-deploy-quepid-locally"
---

# How to Deploy Quepid Locally

> This is for 8.2.1 or later

Standing up Quepid locally when you have Docker is very simple.   You only need to grab a Docker Compose template from the Quepid Github repo:

```
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/o19s/quepid/refs/heads/main/deployment/quepid-docker-deploy/docker-compose.yml > docker-compose.yml
```


1. Update `docker-compose.yml` to set the version of Quepid (like `o19s/quepid:8.2.0`) that you want to run.  See [https://hub.docker.com/r/o19s/quepid/tags](https://hub.docker.com/r/o19s/quepid/tags) for a list of all the released versions of Quepid!.

2. Start Quepid: `docker compose up`, append `-d` to have it run as a background process.

3. Go to http://localhost and register your user.

4. Grant your user admin permissions via: `docker compose exec app bundle exec thor user:grant_administrator EMAIL`

To stop Quepid run `docker compose down`. 

Your data is stored in MySQL in the `./volumes/myssql_data` directory between usages.