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Statamic Documentation
Statamic is a Laravel-powered CMS that stores content in flat files by default. This is the documentation for Statamic 6. Every page listed here is also available as Markdown — the `.md` URLs below return plain Markdown rather than HTML.
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# Statamic Documentation
> Statamic is a Laravel-powered CMS that stores content in flat files by default. This is the documentation for Statamic 6. Every page listed here is also available as Markdown — the `.md` URLs below return plain Markdown rather than HTML.
## Getting Started
- [Requirements](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/requirements.md): Statamic is a modern PHP application built as a Laravel package, which carries with it the same server requirements as Laravel itself. To manipulate images…
- [Licensing](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/licensing.md): Statamic is available in two distinct flavors, but one splendid codebase. Statamic Core is free and open source and can be used for any type of project, while…
- [Core Concepts](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/core-concepts.md): Statamic is opinionated software. Understanding the principles we follow and apply to the way we build features will help you learn Statamic faster.
- [Quick start guide](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/quick-start-guide.md): A step-by-step guide to installing and building your first Statamic site.
- [How to install Statamic](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing.md): Because Statamic is a self-hosted platform, there are many different ways to get started. We recommend using whichever approach you're most comfortable with.
- [Install Statamic Locally Using Laravel Herd](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/laravel-herd.md): Using Laravel Herd to run Statamic locally is the easiest and fastest way to get started with the best CMS out there. It is also very beginner-friendly.
- [How to Install Statamic with the CLI](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/local.md): Install Statamic anywhere you already have PHP and Composer — Linux, custom environments, or anytime you prefer the terminal over a guided Herd setup.
- [How to Install into an Existing Laravel Application](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/laravel.md): Statamic can be installed into an existing Laravel application and used to add new sections — like a blog or press release section — function as a headless CMS,…
- [How to Install Statamic on Ubuntu](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/ubuntu.md): A full walk-through for installing, configuring and running Statamic on an Ubuntu server, perfect for production use.
- [How to Install Statamic with Docker](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/docker.md): Docker is an open source project that streamlines the deployment of an application (or OS) inside a Linux Container. Any dockerized image can run on any machine…
- [How to Install Statamic on Linode](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/linode.md): A full walk-through for installing, configuring, and running Statamic on a Linode Ubuntu virtual private server.
- [How to Install Statamic on Digital Ocean](https://statamic.dev/getting-started/installing/digital-ocean.md): A full walk-through for installing, config
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