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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion GUIDE.md
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### API

All the information displayed on the dashboard can be obtained via API on url ```//shynet.example.com/api/v1/dashboard/```. By default this endpoint will return the full data from all services over the last last 30 days. The `Authentication` header should be set to use user's parsonal API token (```'Authorization: Token <user API token>'```).
All the information displayed on the dashboard can be obtained via API on url ```//shynet.example.com/api/v1/dashboard/```. By default this endpoint will return the full data from all services over the last last 30 days. The `Authentication` header should be set to use user's personal API token (```'Authorization: Token <user API token>'```).

There are 3 optional query parameters:
* `uuid` - to get data only from one service
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## Installation

You can find intructions on getting started and usage in the [Usage Guide](GUIDE.md#installation). Out of the box, we support deploying via a simple Docker container, docker-compose, Heroku, or Kubernetes (see [kubernetes](/kubernetes)).
You can find instructions on getting started and usage in the [Usage Guide](GUIDE.md#installation). Out of the box, we support deploying via a simple Docker container, docker-compose, Heroku, or Kubernetes (see [kubernetes](/kubernetes)).

## FAQ

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