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# Pipelines

A **Pipeline** defines *where* your releases will be deployed.

You use a pipeline to send releases to environments or domains.

> You can assign multiple destinations inside a single pipeline if you want a release to propagate across several environments.

### **Creating a Pipeline**

* Go to **Settings → Deployment → Pipelines**.
* Click **Create Pipeline** (top-right).

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* Add:
  * **Pipeline Name**
  * **Description**

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* (Optional) Enable **Deploy to Different Domains** to deploy outside the current domain.

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* Under **Destination**, select your primary deployment destination (e.g., UCL).
* Add additional destinations if needed.
* Click **Create Pipeline**.

### **Deploying a Release Through a Pipeline**

Once the pipeline is created:

* Click the **Deploy a Release** button.

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* Add a **Deployment Description**.

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* Click **Deploy**.

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> You’ll see a confirmation indicating that the deployment is complete and that the selected release was successfully pushed to the configured destinations.


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