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title: Deploying Apps
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layout: docs
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---
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To build truly decentralized applications, we probably want to upload and host our application's assets on a decentralized storage network as well. In this guide we'll explore how to upload data to IPFS and Swarm using Embark.
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## Deploying using the `upload` command
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To upload our application to IPFS or Swarm, we first need to ensure we have correctly set up our [storage configuration](/docs/storage_configuration.html).
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Once that is done we can use Embark's `upload` command to take the assets located in the configured `buildDir` (read [here](/docs/configuration.html) for more information) and upload it to the configured storage network.
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```
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$ embark upload
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```
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Similar to other available services that Embark supports, we can upload our data to different environments. The follow command uploads data using the `livenet` environment configuration:
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```
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$ embark upload livenet
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```
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## Associating an ENS domain
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We can associate our uploaded data to an ENS domain by using the `--ens` option. This will take the storage hash and upload it to an ENS domain.
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For example, the following command will upload our application to IPFS or Swarm and connect it with the `embark.eth` domain:
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```
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$ embark upload --ens=embark.etk
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```
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{% notification info 'Important:' %}
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You need to be the owner of the given domain for this to work. Head over to [ens.domains](https://ens.domains/) for more information.
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{% endnotification %}
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