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You can see the names, faces deployed into a chart, also my terminals a little bit cramped.

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So what we do is open up another terminal so you can see this a bit better.

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As you can see here, we got the name the name space is to put into default revision number one, updated

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when it was deployed and see it's deployed the name and the up version.

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Now, those are set in Choctaw YAML.

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We get it back, but we organized cover version with Helm at Lazarro.

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We see a Helmholtz deployed.

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Now let's see the capabilities objects so we can run keeps.

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It'll get deployments.

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And there we go.

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We see our deployment.

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That's the name we gave it.

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Now let's see.

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A service will get SBC.

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Also, we can see the Home Service and the Newport and we can check this is all working so we can run,

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keep IP and copy that now if we go to our browser.

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So I can type and that report, which is thirty one thousand two hundred and thirty four and hit enter,

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we're now greeted with the default engine next page.

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So what you've done there is you've deployed a deployment with a service using help.

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Now, with this knowledge you've got now, you can do this with absolutely every Cuban as his object.

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If you already have stopped deploying capabilities, you've now got the basics under your belt to start

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using help and the values files.

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So next, let's go ahead.

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And ServiceNow.