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+# Installation
+The installation process of Livebeat is kind of complicated currently but this will change as we move more towards release.
+
+## Dependencies
+These programs are **required** in order to run Livebeat:
+
+| Program  	| Tested version 	| Install      	| Purpose                                                                 	|
+|----------	|----------------	|--------------	|-------------------------------------------------------------------------	|
+| Node.js  	| v15.3.0        	| instructions 	| Both backend & frontend require Node.js as runtime in order to run.     	|
+| RabbitMQ 	| 3.8.9          	| instructions 	| Is used for real-time and continuous communication between all parties. 	|
+| MongoDB  	| MongoDB Atlas  	| instructions 	| Main database                                                           	|
+
+## Getting started
+Since we have everyting installed, we have to make our hands dirty before we can even touch Livebeat.
+
+### RabbitMQ
+We need to change a few things for RabbitMQ. Since Livebeat handles all authentifications we have to tell RabbitMQ to use Livebeat as authentification backend.
+
+We need to enable the `rabbitmq_auth_backend_http` plugin:
+```sh
+rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_auth_backend_http
+```
+
+Now go into the `/etc/rabbitmq/rabbitmq.conf` config file and put this at the beginning of the file:
+```
+auth_backends.1 = http
+auth_http.http_method   = get
+auth_http.user_path     = http://localhost:8040/user/rabbitlogin
+auth_http.vhost_path    = http://localhost:8040/user/vhost
+auth_http.resource_path = http://localhost:8040/user/resource
+auth_http.topic_path    = http://localhost:8040/user/topic
+```
+This will basicly tell RabbitMQ to use this plugin as authentification method and then which paths and method to use.
+