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## Azure: Using the K8s file

(Assumes you have an Azure account.)
In this example, the cluster name is **DPCreatorCluster01**
In this example, the cluster name is **dp-creator-test-cluster**

1. Log into 'portal.azure.com'
1. From the "All Resources" section, find your cluster name and click on it.
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```
git clone git@github.com:opendp/dpcreator.git
```
- Alternately, upload the latest deployment file here: https://github.com/opendp/dpcreator/blob/develop/deploy/k8s_maker/rendered/dev.dpcreator.org_08_2022_0719.yaml
1. (Very Infrequent) Upload the k8s secrets YAML file which contains settings such as the SECRET_KEY. (* The secrets file is not in this repository. Example name: `dpcreator-azure-secrets.yaml`)
- The Azure cloud shell has a button to upload a file to your home directory.
- Make the secrets available to the k8s cluster using the command:
```
kc apply -f dpcreator-azure-secrets.yaml
```
- Copy of this file may be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WEGbmM0BZ6s1yMsTWlGuopYhahGRRJ8u
1. Update the dpcreator repository + Start the app and related services
```
cd dpcreator/deploy/k8s_maker/rendered/
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