Now that we've confirmed that we've got our cycles moved into our wallet and that we've linked up our
wallet, then it's time to actually deploy our project again, making sure that you're inside the bank
project folder.
Go ahead and run NPM install just to make sure that all of the required packages are up and running
and installed.
And if it's already up to date, then that should only take a few seconds and then we can go ahead and
deploy it.
So similarly, it's the deploy, but this time we add the Dash Dart Network flag and then we specify
the network as I see.
So the Internet computer.
Now, this might take a few minutes and it's going to create your canister on the Internet computer,
and then it's going to deploy what's inside bank assets onto the live network.
Now, once that's done, it will have told you deployed canisters and now we can actually go ahead and
view the live Web site on the Internet.
So if you go ahead and do a canister dash dash network, I see it Die Bank underscore assets, which
contains the index, H.M. and all of the other frontend parts of our project.
Then you'll get a canister ID which you can type into the browser bar and the structure is a stps colon
dash diet and then the canister ID and then dot raw .0. AP.
And once you head over to that address, it's almost like a web URL and you will be able to see your
live deployed D bank application.
And this you can send to anyone in the world.
As long as they've got access to the Internet, they'll be able to check it out as well.
So let's try it out.
Let's give it some money to top up with.
And we should see that working.
And now these computations are happening live on the Internet computer.
Now, one thing to note, though, is if you head back to your cycles wallet and you refresh it, you
might need to log in again.
You can see that the initial balance so I had initial balance of 14 TERA cycles will have been dropped
because as I said, the deployment part is one of the most expensive parts of using divinity.
So in order to conserve cycles, we got to be really careful when we actually deploy a new canister.
Now it's different when we update a canister.
So let's say I decided to just common out these two lines of code hit save and I wanted to deploy again
that DFCS deploy dash network.
I see command again and you'll see that this time, instead of creating a canister, it says ORC houses
have already been created and it's simply just upgrading the code for that canister, which, as you'll
notice, does not cost a lot in terms of cycles.