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# Hello world, but with a prod environment

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### Goal <a href="#goal" id="goal"></a>

We want **to activate the prod** Environment[^1] of an [Hello World Application](https://poja.gitbook.io/poja-docs/examples/hello-world-but-straight-to-the-cloud) already hosted on Poja.

### How-to <a href="#howto" id="howto"></a>

From the [Applications](https://dashboard.Poja.com/applications) page, click on the application's name, then click on the **Activate** button in the **Prod card**.

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Voilà! Once the deployment succeeds, an **Active Deployment URL** will be displayed on the prod environment’s page.

<figure><img src="/files/bstHbChwM4gVkqaOBwYc" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

[^1]: In the context of Poja, refers to a version of an application with two possible values *prod* and *preprod*. Each environment has *one* corresponding branch with the same name on the Github repository, deployments of the environment are triggered by *commit and push* on the corresponding branch