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Welcome

This is where you'll find all the technical documentation for Overleaf Server Pro and Overleaf Community Edition, our on-premises versions of Overleaf.

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Overleaf is a collaborative LaTeX editor loved by researchers and tech teams. Our cloud version is available at . These docs are specifically for people interested in setting up and maintaining Overleaf Server Pro or Community Edition.

Overview of Server Pro and Community Editon

Both Server Pro and Community Edition run in Docker containers, isolating them from other applications on the same host. This provides an additional layer of security by preventing potential cross-application attacks.

They can run on air-gapped servers, which means they can be completely isolated from other networks, including the Internet. Docker provides tooling for transferring the application from an internet-connected to an air-gapped environment.

After the initial download, no internet connection is required, significantly reducing the risk of external threats.

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