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Expand Up @@ -33,12 +33,12 @@ Let's deconstruct the above URL.
- Scheme: HTTPS
- Host/Address: httpbin.org
- Port: 443
- URI: get
- URI: /get
- Query Parameters: foo1, foo2

## Prerequisites

- The guide uses docker and docker-compose to setup APISIX. But if you have already installed APISIX via other methods, then you can skip to step 2.
- This guide uses docker and docker-compose to setup APISIX. But if you have already installed APISIX in other ways, you can just skip to [step 2](getting-started.md#step-2-create-a-route-in-apisix).
- Curl: The guide uses curl command for API testing, but you can also use any other tool of your choice (Eg- Postman).

## Step 1: Install APISIX
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