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## Deploy the Microservices

- Copy the microservices.zip file on the server and unzip it, it should create the folder /DIDroom_microservices (which maybe will be inside /microservices...(
1. Copy the microservices.zip file on the server and unzip it, it should create the folder /DIDroom_microservices (which maybe will be inside /microservices...(

- type: _cd DIDroom_microservices_
1. type: _cd DIDroom_microservices_

- type: _make up_ (this command generates the secret keys for the microservices, and registers a DID for each of them)
1. copy *.env.example*, once for each microservice to *auth.env*, *iss.env* and *rp.env* and configure:
- UP_PORT with the local port on which the microservice will be started
- MS_NAME with the relative path, where the microservice is deployed (e.g. /my_credential_issuer)
- MS_URL with the root endpoint of the microservice (for example: https://my.microservices.com/my_credential_issuer)

From that moment, you should have the microservices (authz_server and credential_issuer) running and configured.
1. type: _make up_ (this command generates the secret keys for the microservices, and registers a DID for each of them)

From that moment, you should have the microservices (authz_server, credential_issuer and relying_party) configured and running.

**Note**: configuration of the .env is soon to be automatically written by the Dashboard (this is a temp workaround)

## Receive your first credential

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