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# Deploy
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This plugin (re)deploys the service to AWS.
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## How it works
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`Deploy` starts by hooking into the [`deploy:setupProviderConfiguration`](/lib/plugins/deploy) lifecycle.
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It fetches the basic CloudFormation template from `lib/templates` and replaces the necessary names and definitions
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with the one it gets from the `serverless.yml` file.
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Next up it deploys the CloudFormation template (which only includes the Serverless S3 deployment bucket) to AWS.
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In the end it hooks into [`deploy:deploy`](/lib/plugins/deploy) lifecycle to update the previously created stack.
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The `resources` section of the `serverless.yml` file is parsed and merged into the CloudFormation template
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(this makes sure that custom resources the user has defined inside the `serverless.yml` file are added correctly).
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Next up it removes old service .zip files in the services S3 bucket. After that it uploads the services
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.zip file (which is available via `serverless.service.package.artifact`) to the S3 bucket (which is defined in the core
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CloudFormation template). Furthermore it updates the stack with all the Resources which are defined in
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`serverless.service.resources.Resources` (this also includes the custom provider resources).
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The stack status is checked every 5 seconds with the help of the CloudFormation API. It will return a success message if
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the stack status is `CREATE_COMPLETE` or `UPDATE_COMPLETE` (depends if you deploy your service for the first time or
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redeploy it after making some changes).
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