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[slackapi#220] Update side bar to be 'Deploying'
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# 'bundle exec jekyll serve'. If you change this file, please restart the server process.
title: Bolt
description: >-
A framework that makes Slack app development fast and straight-forward.
With a single interface for Slack’s Web API, Events API, and interactive features,
A framework that makes Slack app development fast and straight-forward.
With a single interface for Slack’s Web API, Events API, and interactive features,
Bolt gives you the full power of the Slack platform out of the box.
baseurl: /bolt-js
url: https://slack.dev
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advanced: Advanced concepts
start: Getting started
steps: Workflow steps
deployments: Deployments
deployments: Deploying
contribute: Contributing
ja-jp:
basic: 基本的な概念
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title: Deploy to Heroku
title: Deploying to Heroku
order: 0
slug: heroku
lang: en
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redirect_from:
- /deployments
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# Deploy to Heroku
# Deploying to Heroku

<div class="section-content">
This guide is meant to walk you through preparing and deploying a Slack app using Bolt for JavaScript to the [Heroku cloud platform](https://heroku.com/). Along the way, we’ll download the [Getting Started app](/bolt-js/tutorials/getting-started), prepare it for Heroku, create a Heroku instance, and deploy the app.
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First off, you will want to setup the Heroku tools on your local machine. This will help you manage, deploy, and debug your app on the Heroku platform.

**Install the Heroku CLI**
**1. Install the Heroku CLI**

The Heroku tools are available as a Command Line Interface (CLI). Go ahead and [install the Heroku CLI for macOS, Windows, or Linux](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-nodejs#set-up). On macOS, you can run the command:

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> 💡 If the `heroku` command is not found, you may need to open a new terminal session.
**Log into the Heroku CLI**
**2. Log into the Heroku CLI**

The Heroku CLI connects your local machine with your Heroku account so that you can create and manage apps. You can log into the Heroku CLI with the command:

```shell
heroku login
```

**Confirm login for Heroku CLI**
**3. Confirm login for Heroku CLI**

Lastly, let's double-check that you're logged in by displaying the account that's currently connected to your Heroku CLI:

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### Deploy an update
### Update the app

- Update something in the code
- `git commit`
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