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# Deploy App

A Hyperledger Fabric Network is a prerequisite for deploying the applications. If you do not have a network already, you will be prompted to create a network and redirected to the deploy application.

To deploy a pre-configured App type on a Hyperledger fabric network, there are two different methods:

#### First Method

1. Navigate to **Deployed Apps** under the Network section, and click on **Deploy App**
2. You will be prompted with the pre-configured chaincode list, from which you can choose the App type that you want to deploy and click on **Proceed**
3. You will be directed to the Deploy App wizard, where the first step is to confirm Network details - App name and organization. Here the Network, channel, and App type details are pre-populated.
4. You can click on Next and you will be taken to the Deploy App wizard step 2, which will be specific to each App type.

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#### Second Method

1. Navigate to the Explore Apps under the Apps section, and choose the chaincode to be deployed
2. You will be prompted to select the network details
3. You will be directed to the Deploy App wizard, where the first step is to confirm Network details - App name and organization. Here the Network, channel, and App type details are pre-populated.
4. You can click on Next and you will be taken to the Deploy App wizard step 2, which will be specific to each App type.

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