Mule deploying a cloud hub application
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To deploy a CloudHub application, you first select the application file to deploy and enter a unique application name. This name becomes the application domain and public URL. You then choose the deployment target, whether the CloudHub worker cloud or an on-premises server. The application file is uploaded and the application is deployed to the selected target.
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