Verifying Deployment and Adding a Repository to Codefresh

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Boom! You’ve just deployed this image to Kubernetes. You can see by clicking on the status that the service, deployment, replicas, and pods are all configured and running. If you click Edit \> Advanced, you can see and edit all the raw YAML files associated with this application, or copy them and put them into your repository for use on any cluster.&nbsp;



### Build and Deploy an Image
To get the rest of our demo application up and running we need to build and deploy the Node.js portion of the application. To do that we’ll need to add our repository to Codefresh.   

1. Click on _Repositories \> Add Repository_, then copy and paste the [demochat repo url](https://github.com/containers101/demochat) (or use your own repo).  

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Title: Verifying Deployment and Adding a Repository to Codefresh

Summary

The initial deployment to Kubernetes is successful and the user can view the status to see the configuration and running services. The raw YAML files associated with the application can be viewed and edited. Next, the Node.js part of the application needs to be built and deployed by adding the application's repository to Codefresh. The user needs to navigate to 'Repositories > Add Repository' and paste the demochat repository URL.