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add back more pedantic language to make install step super clear
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2. Run `make init` to init `terraform.tfvars` file (your previous `terraform.tfvars` if any, will be backed up in the same directory).
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3. Fill `terraform.tfvars` with appropriate AWS values for section 1.
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4. Specify a `circle_secret_passphrase` in section 2, replacing `...` with alpha numeric characters. Passprhase cannot be empty.
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5. Specify the instance type for your Nomad Clients—defaults to `m4.2xlarge`. To increase the number of CircleCI jobs that each Nomad Client can run, use a larger instance type (refer to AWS' [Amazon EC2 Instance Types](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types) guide for details). **Note:** The `builder_instance_type` is only used for 1.0 and is disabled by default in section 3.
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5. Specify the instance type for your Nomad Clients. By default, the value specified in the `terraform.tfvars` file for Nomad Clients is `m4.2xlarge` with 8 CPUs and 32GB RAM. To increase the number of CircleCI jobs that each Nomad Client can run, use a larger instance type by modifying section 2 of the `terraform.tfvars` file to specify a larger `nomad_client_instance_type`. Refer to the AWS [Amazon EC2 Instance Types](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types) guide for details. **Note:** The `builder_instance_type` is only used for 1.0 and is disabled by default in section 3.
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4. Run `terraform apply` to provision.
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5. Go to the provided URL at the end of Terraform output and follow the instructions.
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6. Enter your license.

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