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The most convenient way to get CogStack bundle is to download it directly from the [official github repository](https://github.com/CogStack/CogStack-Pipeline) either by cloning it using git:
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**Note: For the moment the CogStack bundle is obtained from the `dev` branch -- soon it will be merged into `master` branch with a version tag for a direct download.**
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**Note: For the moment, the CogStack pipeline Docker image used in this example is `cogstacksystems/cogstack-pipeline:dev-latest` However, once the development branch will be merged to `master` the image names will be updated.**
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# <aname="how-they-are-organized"></a> How are the examples organized
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This example is an extension of [Example 6](#example-6) providing logging mechanism using [Fluentd](https://www.fluentd.org/) log collector and it only focuses on the logging part.
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**Note: For the moment, the Docker images used in this example are: `cogstacksystems/cogstack-pipeline:dev-latest` and `cogstacksystems/fluentd:dev-latest`. These images are build from the `dev` branch. However, once the development branch will be merged to `master` the image names will be updated.**
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## Deployment information
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Regarding Docker Compose configuration file, for each microservice used an additional section has been added regarding logging -- e.g., in case of CogStack pipeline:
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Apart from that, this example uses the standard stack of microservices (see: [CogStack ecosystem](#cogstack-ecosystem)) and also uses a single CogStack *properties* file, running only one instance of CogStack data processing engine.
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# <a name="example-9"></a> Example 9
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## Deployment information
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When running `setup.sh` script, a number of separate directories will be created. Since NLP components for pipelines require additional applications to be installed in the system, CogStack provides another, extended image containing them. In this example, hence `cogstacksystems/cogstack-pipeline-gate:dev-latest` image is being used.
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When running `setup.sh` script, a number of separate directories will be created. Since NLP components for pipelines require additional applications to be installed in the system, CogStack provides another, extended image containing them. In this example, hence `cogstacksystems/cogstack-pipeline-gate:latest` image is being used.
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Apart from that, this example uses the standard stack of microservices (see: [CogStack ecosystem](#cogstack-ecosystem)) and also uses a single CogStack *properties* file, running only one instance of CogStack data processing engine.
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The most convenient way to get CogStack bundle is to download it directly from the [official github repository](https://github.com/CogStack/CogStack-Pipeline) either by cloning it using git:
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# <aname="how-does-it-work"></a> How does CogStack work
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