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## Installation
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The API server can be installed in two ways; from a Chef Cookbook (recommended) and from a Rubygem.
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1. Select a [release](https://github.com/berkshelf/berkshelf-api/releases) and download it's cookbooks artifact (`cookbooks.tar.gz`).
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2. Upload the cookbooks to your Chef Server if you're using Chef Client or just give them to Chef Solo if that's your thing.
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3. Add "recipe[berkshelf-api::default]" to your node's run_list and run Chef.
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#### Express
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Install and configure [Chef/Knife](https://github.com/opscode/chef) and [Berkflow](https://github.com/reset/berkflow) on your machine.
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Create an environment
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$ knife ec2 server create -I ami-22e08b12 -f t1.micro -E berks-api-production -r "recipe[organization-base::default]" -G ssh-admin,http-https --ssh-user ubuntu
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## Running the server
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## Configuring Endpoints
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You may configure the endpoints to index by editing the JSON configuration file (default: `#{ENV['HOME']}/.berkshelf/api-server/config.json`).
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