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If you're a home user/enthusiast with simple environment you want to manage but can't justify the cost of Xen Orchestra appliance and don't need the support for it.
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Since Xen Orchestra is open source and majority of the paid features included in the official appliance are part of the sources, one can build it themself. This [procedure](https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/from_the_sources.html) is even documented. Note that even though this method is documented, it's not supported way of using Xen Orchestra and is intended to be used only for testing purposes and not in production.
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Since Xen Orchestra is open source and majority of the paid features included in the official appliance are part of the sources, one can build it themself. This [procedure](https://docs.xen-orchestra.com/installation#from-the-sources) is even documented. Note that even though this method is documented, it's not supported way of using Xen Orchestra and is intended to be used only for testing purposes and not in production.
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This script offers an easy way to install all dependencies, fetch source code, compile it and do all the little details for you which you'd have to do manually otherwise. Other than that, it follows the steps described in the official documentation. All source code for Xen Orchestra is by default pulled from the official [repository](https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra).
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