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1. To start,  clone and build the latest release of the mill

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   git clone https://github.com/duracloud/management-console.git cd management-console mvn clean install

2. Create the empty management console database, add credentials and than create the schema using management-console/resources/schema.sql (found in the management-console code baseline.)
3. Execute the management-console/resources/add-root-user.sql to add a root user account,  changing the default username and/or password as you wish.
4. Create a configuration file.
   1. Now that you've built the mill and created the database, we need to set up a configuration file that can be used my the various components of the system. A template of this configuration file can be found in the base line at mill/resources/mill-config-sample.properties
      1. Copy and rename the file to mill-config.properties

      2. Configure the database connections to the mill database as well as the management console database:

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         ################### # MC DATABASE ################### # Config for the management console database - used to retrieve accounts and storage provider credentials db.host=[fill in] db.port=[fill in] db.name=[fill in] # User must have read permission db.user=[fill in] db.pass=[fill in]   mc.host=<hostname> mc.port=443 mc.context=<e.g. /ama> # leave blank if the mc is deployed in the root context. notification.user=<aws access key id> notification.pass=<aws secret key> notification.from-address=<email address> notification.admin-address=<admin email address>

5. Log into the AWS account associated with the Management Console application.

6. In SNS add a topic.
7. Ensure that the AWS credentials associated with the Management Console has permission to publish to that topic.

8. Log into https://<yourhost>/<context>

9. Click on Root Console link in the upper right corner.
10. Click on Global Properties
11. Click Edit, enter topic ARN and CloudFront settings and click save.  
    1. NB: the CloudFront key path can refer to an s3 url:  ie s3://<bucket>/path/to/item.
    2. Also be sure that the AWS credentials have access to the specified bucket.
12. Create an account via the Accounts tab.

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