Automating Deployment to Kubernetes after Initial Setup

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At this point you should have your entire application up and running! Not so bad huh? Now to automate deployment!



### Automate Deployment to Kubernetes
Every time we make a change to our application, we want to build a new image and deploy it to our cluster. We’ve already set up automated builds, but to automate deployment:   

1. Click on **Repositories** (top left).  

2. Click on the pipeline for the demochat repo (the gear icon).  

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Title: Automating Deployment to Kubernetes after Initial Setup

Summary

After successfully deploying the application, the next step is to automate the deployment process. This involves automatically building a new image and deploying it to the Kubernetes cluster whenever changes are made to the application. To automate this, users are instructed to navigate to the Repositories section and click on the pipeline (gear icon) associated with the demochat repository. This will allow them to configure the automated deployment process for their application.