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2. Add your keys for external services to `conf/production.env`.
3. Spin up a new VPS instance (on e.g. AWS or DigitalOcean) - you can even do this from the command line via [`tugboat`](https://github.com/pearkes/tugboat)
* `tugboat create cabot --size=63 --image=1505447 --region=1` - create a new droplet called `cabot` with 1GB of memory running Ubuntu 12.04 in New York region
4. Run `fab provision -H root@your.server.hostname` from your local clone. This will install dependencies on the new server and create a new `ubuntu` user that will be able to connect over SSH (we do this for compatibility with Amazon's Ubuntu AMIs).
4. Deploy using [Fabric](http://docs.fabfile.org/) Run `fab provision -H root@your.server.hostname` from your local clone. This will install dependencies on the new server and create a new `ubuntu` user that will be able to connect over SSH (we do this for compatibility with Amazon's Ubuntu AMIs).
5. Run `fab deploy -H ubuntu@your.server.hostname` locally.
* The deploy script will prompt you to create a Django superuser which you'll use to log in and create additional users.
6. Go to `your.server.hostname`, log in as superuser, and create your first `Service`s and `Check`s using the web interface.