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# Exercise 9.3: Create new search page with Search API

In GovCMS we can setup and configure multiple searches, this includes setting up multiple Search Indices and configuring them individually (if required).

## Create new Search Index

To use the *Search API* and to create a new search page, first, we have to create a search index. This index will ensure communications between the content of your website and end user.

1. Go to *Configuration* → *Search and metadata* → **Search API** and click the **Add Index** button.
2. **Index name**: Job Posting
3. **Data sources:** Content
4. **Which bundles should be indexed?:** Only those selected
5. **Bundles**: Job Posting
6. **Server**: Lagoon Solr
7. **Enabled:** Yes
8. Accept the remaining default settings and click the **Save** button.

![Image of Create Index](/files/jRXD3kWKiO4mb1NmuBv0)

![Image of Create Index](/files/B0E0mFSxd2BM2K6tZIyR)


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