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 - [Quick Start Guide](#quick-start-guide)
 - [Architecture and Design](#architecture-and-design)
 - [How to Run the AWS All-in-One CLI](#how-to-run-the-aws-all-in-one-cli)
-  - [Performing CDK Bootstrap](#performing-cdk-bootstrap)
   - [Setting up your Arkime Cluster](#setting-up-your-arkime-cluster)
   - [Setting up capture for a VPC in the Cluster account](#setting-up-capture-for-a-vpc-in-the-cluster-account)
   - [Setting up capture for a VPC in another account](#setting-up-capture-for-a-vpc-in-another-account)
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 NOTE: By default, the CDK CLI will use the AWS Region specified as default in your AWS Configuration file; you can set this using the `aws configure` command.  It will also use the AWS Account your credentials are associated with.
 
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-### Performing CDK Bootstrap
-
-Before deploying AWS Resources to your account using the CDK, you must first perform a bootstrapping step.  The management CLI should take care of this for you, but the following is provided in case you want/need to do this manually.
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-At a high level the CDK needs some existing resources in your AWS account before it deploys your target infrastructure, which you can [learn more about here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/bootstrapping.html).  Examples include an AWS S3 bucket to stage deployment resources and an AWS ECR repo to receive/house locally-defined Docker images.
-
-You can bootstrap your AWS Account/Region like so:
-
-```
-cdk bootstrap
-```
-
 ### Setting up your Arkime Cluster
 
 You can deploy the Arkime Cluster into your AWS account like so: