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## API Run Modes
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The API supports a series of run modes, each accomodating different use cases for scaling and data access by toggling [architecture](#architecture) components on or off depending on its objective.
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The API supports a series of run modes, each accommodating different use cases for scaling and data access by toggling [architecture](#architecture) components on or off depending on its objective.
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### Default mode (Read-write)
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### Postgres testing
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To verfiy the database is ready:
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To verify the database is ready:
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1. Connect to the DB instance: `psql -h localhost -U postgres`
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- *this will require a locally installed postgresql client*
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In this document, we'll go over how to run a [stacks-blockchain-api](https://github.com/hirosystems/stacks-blockchain-api) instance.
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There are several components involved here to have a working setup, and we'll go over each.
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Please note that the following guide is targetted for Debian based systems - that in mind, most of the commands will work on other Unix systems with some small adjustments.
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Please note that the following guide is targeted for Debian based systems - that in mind, most of the commands will work on other Unix systems with some small adjustments.
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- [Running a stacks-blockchain API instance from source](#running-a-stacks-blockchain-api-instance-from-source)
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- [Requirements](#requirements)
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### Postgres
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To verfiy the database is ready:
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To verify the database is ready:
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1. Connect to the DB instance: `psql -h localhost -U stacks stacks_db`
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- use the password from the [Postgres Permissions Step](#postgres-permissions)
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