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1. Run the <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/profileSetup.sh script or <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/profileSetup.bat script based on your operating system, with the profile flag. 

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   Localtab title Sample commands Code Block sh <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=<preferred-profile> Localtab title Example Code Block title Starting the Publisher profile sh <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/profileSetup.sh -Dprofile=api-publisher

2. Start the server with the specified profile. A sample command is shown below.

   The pack in place is updated after the initial optimization, and the product pack would have fetched irrelevant files for this profile. The --optimize option is used to optimize the pack again.

   Configuration optimization is one of the steps in profile optimization process. This replaces the deployment.toml file with a pre-configured profile-specific TOML file that exists in the pack. If required, you can skip this step from the profile optimization process via passing the additional --skipConfigOptimization option. This prevents the existing deployment.toml file in the pack from being overridden.

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   Localtab title Sample commands Code Block sh <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/wso2server.sh -Dprofile=<preferred-profile> --optimize --skipConfigOptimization Localtab title Example Code Block title Starting the Publisher profile sh <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin/wso2server.sh -Dprofile=api-publisher --optimize --skipConfigOptimization

Method 2 - Optimizing while starting the server

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