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## Designing and deploying a workflow
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![Node-RED workflow]As shown in the video demo, after creating an application in FlowFuse, and a Node-RED instance (that is automatically created when we create an application), we can start creating our workflow. To design the workflow, users select nodes available on the left-side panel, drag & drop the boxes to the central panel, and connect them, as you can see in the video. The Node-RED interface is very intuitive, and facilitates the composition of complex workflows. In the video, you can see that we have composed two different pipelines:
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As shown in the video demo, after creating an application in FlowFuse, and a Node-RED instance (that is automatically created when we create an application), we can start creating our workflow. To design the workflow, users select nodes available on the left-side panel, drag & drop the boxes to the central panel, and connect them, as you can see in the video. The Node-RED interface is very intuitive, and facilitates the composition of complex workflows. In the video, you can see that we have composed two different pipelines:
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+ Cowsay: this is the first toy example, where we use a custom module that interacts with an [OSCAR service](https://github.com/grycap/oscar/tree/master/examples/cowsay) that takes text as input and returns an ASCII art of a cow repeating the same text as output.
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+ Plant Classification workflow with input preprocessing: this second example shows how to compose a workflow for AI inference where two different OSCAR services are involved: the first one will convert the color image of a plant to black and white and then, the second one classifies the plant to determine its species.

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