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I added a note for now, but I think it makes sense to create a separate
topic just on git and link them well.
I'll see what makes most sense when I'm done updating the remaining
topics.
Part of #1240.
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1. Name your Actor. Use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
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1. Select a type of Actor to create: web scraper, AI agent, API and data pipeline, or browser automation. Let's choose **web scraper**.
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1. Based on your choice, the CLI suggests Actor templates. For this tutorial, let's choose **Crawlee and Cheerio**.
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:::tip Explore Actor templates
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To find a template that best suits your needs, browse the [full list of templates](https://apify.com/templates).
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To find a template that best suits your needs, browse the [full list of templates](https://apify.com/templates).
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1. Choose where to host the source code of your Actor: on Apify, GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Let's choose **Apify**.
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|`storage/key_value_stores/default/`| Records the Actor read or wrote, including its input. |
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## 3. Deploy your Actor
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By deploying your Actor to the Apify platform, you can run your code on Apify's infrastructure, schedule runs, and monitor logs and stored data.
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<summary>Deploy a Git-sourced Actor</summary>
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If you chose to host the source code on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, `apify create` created the Actor on the Apify platform and connected it to your repository.
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As a result, Git stores and versions your code. To deploy and build your Actor, use `git push`.
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1. Based on your choice, the CLI suggests Actor templates. For this tutorial, let's choose **JavaScript Cheerio crawler**.
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To find a template that best suits your needs, browse the [full list of templates](https://apify.com/templates).
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As a result, Git stores and versions your code. To deploy and build your Actor, use `git push`.
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