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# Deployment

Manage how your Fastn flows, connectors, and widgets move between environments using releases and pipelines.

The **Deployment** section in your Fastn Profile settings helps you manage how your flows, connectors, widgets, and configurations are moved between environments.

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From the left navigation bar under **Settings**, you'll find two deployment features:

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