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# Deploying guide
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If you are ready to launch your next AI venture that helps people in a meaningful way, this is the guide for you. And we're here to support you in that journey.
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If you get stuck, join our Discord channel where AI enthusiasts from all around the world gather to discuss new ideas and help solve problems together. This is your invite: https://discord.gg/KJWxDPBRUj
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## How to deploy
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1. Elato consists of 4 main parts: the database hosted on supabase, the frontend that runs with NextJS, the server that runs on Deno edge functions and the firmware the runs on your ESP32 Arduino device.
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2. Setup your Supabase db. Follow the instructions here: [Supabase Setup and Usage Guide](../supabase/README.md)
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3. Setup your NextJS frontend. Follow the instructions here: [NextJS Frontend Setup and Usage Guide](../frontend-nextjs/README.md)
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4. Setup your Deno edge server. Follow the instructions here: [Deno Server Setup and Usage Guide](../server-deno/README.md)
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5. Setup your ESP32 Arduino device. Follow the instructions here: [ESP32 Arduino Device Setup and Usage Guide](../firmware-arduino/README.md)
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6. Putting it all together. Now you should have all the individual parts working together. For a single device, you can do not need to configure any device code settings on Supabase. For multiple devices, refer to the [Multiple Devices](MultipleDevices.md) guide.
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7. For use cases and new ideas, refer to the [Use Cases](Usecases.md) guide. |