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 # Setup and Preparation
 
+This is all the preliminary things you will need to do before running the app on your computer or deploying it to AWS.
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 ## Repo
 First fork or clone this repo on your own Github account. I strongly suggest you use github since it will be easy to automate code deployments through Circle CI.
 
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 Next you will need to have or create the following resources.
 
-#### Lambda Layer
+### Lambda Layer
 Have a **Python 3.7** Lambda Layer you can use with the following libraries:
 
 - pyjwt==1.7.1
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 https://github.com/gugzkumar/my-python-lambda-layers
 
 
-#### Route53 Domain
+### Route53 Domain
 **You can skip this if you only want to run the app locally on your machine.**<br/>
 Route53 is Amazon's DNS Webservice. You can buy domains for pretty cheap here. Cheet Sheet is setup, to integrate with Route53 so it is your best option. Be prepared to have a subdomain that you are ready to use. We will deploy the app to use the following routes:
 
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 - https://cheet-sheet.mydomain.com
 - https://cheet-sheet.api.mydomain.com
 
-#### ACM Certificate
+### ACM Certificate
 **You can skip this if you only want to run the app locally on your machine.**<br/>
 Set up an SSL Certificate throw through AWS' Certificate Manager. You will want to create a single certificate has the following domains: