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## Preparations
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### Generate mTLS certificates
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### Generate mTLS certificates (optional)
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The CoLink server and the clients uses mTLS to communicate. In the repo, we included a set of [example certificates](https://github.com/CoLearn-Dev/colink-integration-test-dev/tree/main/example-tls/test-cert). **Please DO NOT use the example certificates in a production environment.**
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To generate the corresponding certificates for mTLS, you can use OpenSSL or CFSSL.
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CoLink server requires a [message queue](#set-up-rabbitmq) as its building block. When starting the CoLink server, we need to specify MQ's URI and management API here.
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CoLink server requires a message queue (RabbitMQ or Redis Stream) as its building block. When starting the CoLink server, we can specify MQ's URI and management API here (the default MQ is a built-in Redis). **Note: Redis mode does not support TLS for now. Please use RabbitMQ in production environments.**
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Use the following command to start the CoLink server
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For the details about the parameters, please check [here](src/main.rs#L7).
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