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Proposed Ray PR changes #142

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recommend venv back in qs
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yagna mentioned in a better place of dds tutorial
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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions src/markdoc/partials/ray/installation-alert.md
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{% alert level="info" %}
**Note:** As an added convenience, the installation of `ray-on-golem` ensures that both `ray` and `yagna` are set up for you. With these components in place, you're well-prepared to harness the full potential of Ray on the Golem Network.
{% /alert %}
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# QuickStart

This quickstart shows you how to set Ray and Ray on Golem up, start your cluster, test it, and then stop it.
It limits the explanation to the bare minimum - if you are looking for more details jump to [setup tutorial](/docs/creators/ray/setup-tutorial)


## Install software

{% partial file="ray/recommend-venv.md" /%}
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# install ray-on-golem & ray (recommended within a clean virtual environment)
pip3 install -U ray-on-golem
```
As a prerequisite, it also installs yagna - the Golem node software which is essential for connecting to the Golem network.

{% partial file="ray/installation-alert.md" /%}

## Set the cluster up

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## Summary

By completing the above quickstart you have successfully:

- Installed ray and ray-on-golem packages
- Downloaded the example golem cluster yaml and the example ray application
- Started up the Ray on Golem cluster
- Run the app on your local computer and then on the cluster
- Stopped the cluster

Congratulations!

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