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Deploy your Binder
-------------------
+==================
Now that everything is configured properly, it's time to deploy your
-Binder instance. To do this we'll install the Helm Chart that we've just
-specified. Do this by running the following commands::
+Binder instance. Let's **install the Helm Chart** that you've just created.
+Do this by running the following commands::
helm install helm-chart/binderhub --name=binder --namespace=binder -f secret.yaml -f config.yaml
-This will instruct Kubernetes to construct the machinery necessary to
+This command will instruct Kubernetes to construct the machinery necessary to
run BinderHub and serve user instances with JupyterHub. This may take a
-minute to finish setting up. To get the status of your Binder deployment,
-use the following command::
+minute or two to finish setting up. To **check the status of your Binder**
+deployment, use the following command::
kubectl --namespace=binder get pod
-If you make changes to your Helm Chart (e.g., while debugging), you can
+If you make changes to your Helm Chart (e.g., while debugging), you should
run an upgrade on your Kubernetes deployment like so::
helm upgrade binder helm-chart/binderhub -f secret.yaml -f config.yaml
@@ -23,4 +23,8 @@ Now go to the URL that you've specified for accessing Binder (e.g.,
``beta.mybinder.org``). You should now have a fully-functioning Binder
deployment!
-If you'd like to tear down your BinderHub instance, see our `tear down guide <turn-off.html>`_.
+Go ahead and test out the Binder deployment to make sure that it's operating
+properly.
+
+If you'd like to tear down your BinderHub instance (perhaps to save on costs
+while testing or learning how to create a deployment), see our :doc:`turn-off`.
