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# Build and run

This section shows how to build and run code for each part of ODD infrastructure — ODD Platform backend and frontend, the ODD Collectors family, and the SDK path for authoring a brand-new collector or adapter when none of the bundled ones fits. For local Docker-based setup that does not require building from source, follow [Try locally](/configuration-and-deployment/trylocally.md).

### Contents

* [Build and run ODD Platform](/developer-guides/build-and-run/build-and-run-odd-platform.md) — backend (Java + Gradle + Spring WebFlux + jOOQ + Flyway) and frontend (TypeScript + React); how to run the platform from source for development.
* [Build and run ODD Collectors](/developer-guides/build-and-run/build-and-run-odd-collectors.md) — Python collectors bundled in the `odd-collectors` monorepo (`odd-collector`, `-aws`, `-gcp`, `-azure`) plus the standalone `odd-collector-profiler`; how to set up a Python environment, install per-collector dependencies, and run a collector locally.
* [Build a custom collector](/developer-guides/build-and-run/custom-collectors.md) — author a brand-new ODD collector or adapter against the `odd-collector-sdk` Python SDK when none of the bundled adapters fits the data source you want to ingest. End-to-end recipe: SDK setup, ODDRN generation, plugin registration, packaging.


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