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r28 <h2>AppEnlight quickstart</h2>
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<p>
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r28 For AppEnlight to operate, you need to
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r13 <a data-ui-sref="applications.update({resourceId:'new'})" target="_blank"><strong>create an app profile</strong></a> that allows
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It is a good idea to configure an
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<strong>email alert channel</strong></a> that you can use to receive
notifications about events that happen in your application.
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r28 It can be the same email account you used to register withing AppEnlight -
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r13 although we often recommend using a separate <em>errors@...</em> account
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r13 In order for your application to stream meaningful information, you will need to
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r13 <p>Head over to the <a href="{{AeConfig.urls.docs}}" target="_blank">
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clients that you can plug into your software</p>