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# Deploy Cloud Services docker images

Since Devolutions Cloud is a cloud-based solution, Applications services must be installed to establish communication between it and local resources for certain features to work. The [Devolutions Cloud Services installer](https://devolutions.net/cloud/download/#services) contains three services (Encryption, PAM, and Reporting), each of which can be activated separately depending on the feature you wish to use.

To deploy one or more Cloud services to a docker container, [create your desired application services](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/web-interface/administration/configuration-and-security/application-services#creating-an-application-service) in Devolutions Cloud web interface, and follow these steps:

1. In the Docker web interface, go to ***Account settings*** – ***Personal access token*** – ***Generate new token***. Set public repository permission to `read-only`. Save the generated token for later.
2. In Devolutions Cloud, head to ***Administration*** – ***Application service***. 
3. ***Edit*** the desired Cloud services, then click on ***Generate Azure template***.
4. Then, on the Azure portal, head to ***Create a resource*** – ***Template deployment (deploy using custom templates)***. Click on ***Build your own template in the editor***.
5. Paste the Azure template generated during step #2.
6. Fill in the required information fields — including the docker access token generated during step #1. Click ***Deploy***.


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