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However, you do not have to worry about these plugins because DevStream will manage them automatically for you.
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> Optional: you can move `dtm` to a directory which is in your $PATH. For example: `mv dtm /usr/local/bin/`. This will allow you to run `dtm` directly without having to prefix it with the dot and slash (`./dtm`).
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> For more methods on how to install DevStream, see [install dtm](../install.md).
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> For more methods on how to install DevStream, see [install dtm](../../install.md).
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The repository is created automatically by DevStream with scaffolding code:
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### 8.2 CI Pipelines with GitHub Actions
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In this tutorial, we will try to use DevStream's new feature "Apps" to achieve similar result to the [GitOps](./gitops-tools.md), but using much less configuration, to show the power of "Apps" in the config. If you haven't read the original GitOps best practice, click the above link first.
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In this tutorial, we will try to use DevStream's new feature "Apps" to achieve similar result to the [GitOps](./2-gitops-tools.md), but using much less configuration, to show the power of "Apps" in the config. If you haven't read the original GitOps best practice, click the above link first.
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Two applications will be created (one Python, one Golang), CI/CD pipelines will be set up for both, and both apps will be deployed via Argo CD, just like the GitOps best practice.
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Similar to what we did in the [GitOps](./gitops-tools.md) best practice, we can check that repositories for two applications are created, CI pipelins are created for both apps too, Argo CD is installed, and both apps are deployed by Argo CD into our Kubernetes cluster.
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Similar to what we did in the [GitOps](./2-gitops-tools.md) best practice, we can check that repositories for two applications are created, CI pipelins are created for both apps too, Argo CD is installed, and both apps are deployed by Argo CD into our Kubernetes cluster.
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