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  1. Configure

Configure Bastion

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Bastion stores some configurations and credentials in its settings.yaml file. It refers to it before booting up and if you have not set it up yet or made some mistakes, Bastion will not be able to start. So, this is a very important step.

Make sure the settings.yaml file is present before you start Bastion. If it is not present in there, don't worry, you will find another file named settings.example.yaml. Make a copy of this file and remove the .example part from the file name. Now, you should have these files in the directory:

  • settings.yaml

  • settings.example.yaml

Now you can open and edit the settings.yaml file to add (or edit) the configurations and credentials for Bastion. After you have done that, save and close the file.

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