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-| :zap:     April 2023: This is a mirrored repository of a private repository. The project is currently in a testing stage, please contact the project developer at pietro.marini@nextcloud.com, if you want to start collaborating.|
+| :zap:      This project is a personal initiative, without any official support by Nextcloud GmbH   |
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 ### Introduction
 
 nc-env is a tool that enables you to provision isolated Nextcloud test environments in your machine. It is built on [vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com/) and [LXD](https://linuxcontainers.org/).
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 nc-env is based on templates. A template is a set of instructions and artifacts sufficient to have a service up and running in a container.
 
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+| :zap:      The templates in this repository are designed and developed for testing and development environments, not for production |
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 The following table summarizes the list of available templates:
 
 |Template | Description| Maintained |
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 | `template09-web-server-node` | Web Server Node (to be used in a cluster) | YES |
 | `template10-redis-server` | Redis server(to be used in a cluster) | YES |
 | `template11-minio-storage-server` | MinIO Storage Server | YES |
+| `template12-lookup-server` | Nextcloud lookup server | YES |
 | `template13-talk-hpb` | Talk High Performance Backend | YES |
 | `template14-self-hosted-appstore` | Nextcloud Self-Hosted Appstore | NO |
+| `template15-notify-push-server` | Nextcloud Notify Push Server (a.k.a. Files HPB) | YES |
 | `template16-zabbix-server` | Zabbix Monitoring Server | YES |
 
 
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 This section aims at giving an high-level procedure to setup your environment.
 
-Please head to the `how-to` folder to find step-by-step guides for main Linux Desktop distributions ([Fedora](./how-to/How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-In-Fedora-Workstation.md), [Ubuntu](./how-to/How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-In-Ubuntu-Desktop.md), [Debian](./how-to/ 	
-How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-in-Debian-Bullseye.md)).
+Please head to the `how-to` folder to find step-by-step guides for main Linux Desktop distributions ([Fedora](./how-to/How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-In-Fedora-Workstation.md), [Ubuntu](./how-to/How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-In-Ubuntu-Desktop.md), [Debian](./how-to/How-To-Setup-Nc-Env-in-Debian-Bullseye.md)).
 
 1. Install and configure LXD
 2. Configure the host to resolve container hostnames