Start with a fresh MySQL installation, ensure that the "[mysqld]" section of "my.cnf" has the following entry. {% highlight text %} lower_case_table_names=1 {% endhighlight %}

Clone the seldon-server project. In it there are the schemas to add that you need. NOTE when referring to 'databases' below it means that MySQL concept of databases rather than a database server.

• Create a database called 'api'.
• Run the api.sql file in that database.
• Create two entries in the consumer table like the below

{% highlight text %} +--------------+-----------------+-------------+------------+---------------------+------+--------+--------+-------+ | consumer_key | consumer_secret | name | short_name | time | url | active | secure | scope | +--------------+-----------------+-------------+------------+---------------------+------+--------+--------+-------+ | consumerkey | | test client | testclient | 2013-07-12 14:16:00 | NULL | 1 | 0 | js | | consumerkey1 | consumersecret1 | test client | testclient | 2014-00-00 00:00:00 | NULL | 1 | 0 | all | +--------------+-----------------+-------------+------------+---------------------+------+--------+--------+-------+ {% endhighlight %}

These are the entries that control access to the REST (scope=all) and JS API (scope=js). name is a long name with spaces and short_name is how you will refer to this client from now on. The keys and secrets should be generated.

• Create a database called whatever the short_name for your client was.
• Run the client.sql file in that database.
• Done!