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- configuration.md: Contains more information on creating a JSON configuration file for CloudBot.
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- XXXX_api.md: Describes the setup procedures for that specific API and their use in CloudBot.
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## Getting CloudBot
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## 1 - Getting CloudBot
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Setting up CloudBot on a new server instance is simple. To begin, you need a compatible server that supports **Python 3.4**. Earlier versions of Python are not compatible due to the use of *asyncIO*.
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If you only have command-line access, you can use the following to get CloudBot onto your server.
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