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Grut
  • 👋Welcome to Grut
  • Grut Modules
    • Working with actions
      • 🧱Atomic Blocks
        • 👷‍♀️Creating your first atomic block
        • 🆎Inputs and outputs
        • ▶️Running blocks
        • 🐛Check for bugs
        • 🤖Assistant Generator
        • 🚀Deploy your blocks
      • 🚧Workflows
        • 👷‍♀️Creating your first workflow
        • ▶️Running workflows
        • 🔷Using gateway logic
        • 🔁Using iterators
        • 🚀Deploy your workflow
    • Working with applications
      • 💻WebApplications
        • Creating your first Form WebApp
        • Creating your first CRUD WebApp
        • Creating your first Custom WebApp
      • ☁️APIs
        • Creating your first API
        • Use your APIs on workflows
      • 🤖Bots
    • Working with data
      • 💾Databases
        • Connecting to an existing database
        • Creating a new database
        • Use your databases on workflows
      • 📂Data Lakes
        • Connecting to an existing data lake
        • Creating a new datalake
        • Use your datalakes on workflows
  • GRUT API
    • Authentication
    • Actions
  • Project Examples
    • B2B KYC - Process Automation
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Deploy your workflow

Deploy your Workflows and run then from any where, whenever you need.

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Last updated 1 year ago

By default, all atomic blocks and workflows can be runned using Grut's internal API.

But with grut, you can also deploy your Workflows as APIs and share it with the world. To do that, you have to go to the workflow page you want to deploy.

Than click the "Deploy" buton, select the API method you want to deploy (don't know what an API is? Check this tutorial) and it's done. You have deployed your from your workflow and you can use it anywhere and share it with anyone you want.

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