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Modify the documentation address of create Edgio API client.

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## 29. Deploy your cert to Edgio ## 29. Deploy your cert to Edgio
You must define the API CLIENT ID, API CLIENT SECRET and ENVIRONMENT ID before getting started. You must define the API CLIENT ID, API CLIENT SECRET and ENVIRONMENT ID before getting started.
To create an API client ([Documentation](https://docs.edg.io/)), and assign the 'app.config' scope. To create an API client ([Documentation](https://docs.edg.io/applications/v7/develop/rest_api/authentication#administering-api-clients)), and assign the 'app.config' scope.
To get the Environment ID, navigate to the Property and Environment pages where the certificate is to be deployed. Once there, you can find the Environment ID within the 'Environment Settings'. To get the Environment ID, navigate to the Property and Environment pages where the certificate is to be deployed. Once there, you can find the Environment ID within the 'Environment Settings'.
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## 30. Deploy your cert to Netlify ## 30. Deploy your cert to Netlify
You must define the ACCESS TOKEN, SITE ID before getting started. You must define the ACCESS TOKEN, SITE ID before getting started.
To create a Personal access tokens (https://app.netlify.com/user/applications#personal-access-tokens). To create a Personal access tokens ([Documentation](https://app.netlify.com/user/applications#personal-access-tokens)).
To get the Site ID, navigate to the SITE where the certificate is to be deployed. Once there, you can find the Site ID within the 'Site configuration'. To get the Site ID, navigate to the SITE where the certificate is to be deployed. Once there, you can find the Site ID within the 'Site configuration'.