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# deployer # deployer
The following steps are for deploying the frontend app to vaasl webapp deployer.
Run these steps in the `apps/deployer/` directory:
- Install dependencies - Install dependencies
```bash ```bash
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AUTHORITY=laconic AUTHORITY=laconic
``` ```
Note: The bond id should be set to the `vaasl` authority
- Set the `userKey` in [config.yml](./config.yml) - Set the `userKey` in [config.yml](./config.yml)
Note: The `userKey` account should be the owner of the bond set in `config.yml` (account address: `laconic13maulvmjxnyx3g855vk0lsv5aptf3rpxskynef`) Note: The `userKey` should be the private key of the account owning the bond set in `config.yml` (account address: `laconic13maulvmjxnyx3g855vk0lsv5aptf3rpxskynef`)
- Set the app env values in [deploy-frontend.sh](./deploy-frontend.sh): - Set the app env values in [deploy-frontend.sh](./deploy-frontend.sh) (Refer to main [readme](/readme.md#3-configure-environment-variables)):
<!-- TODO: Set env values from a file --> <!-- TODO: Set env values from a file -->
```sh ```sh
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## Troubleshoot ## Troubleshoot
- Check deployment status in [web-app deployer](https://console.laconic.com/deployer). - Check deployment status in [web-app deployer](https://console.laconic.com/deployer).
- Check records in [registry console app](https://console.laconic.com/#/registry). - Check records in [registry console app](https://console.laconic.com/#/registry).
- If deployment fails due to low bond balance - If deployment fails due to low bond balance
- Check balances - Check balances
```bash ```bash