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# Deploy on Railway
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The fastest way to get HappyView running is with Railway. This template deploys HappyView and Postgres with a single click:
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The fastest way to get HappyView running is with Railway. Choose the database you want and these templates will deploy HappyView with a single click:
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2. **Assign a public domain.** In the Railway dashboard, add a public domain to the HappyView service. The service needs a publicly accessible URL for OAuth callbacks. Set `PUBLIC_URL` to this domain (e.g. `https://happyview-production.up.railway.app`).
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2. **Set your token encryption secret.** In the HappyView service variables, `TOKEN_ENCRYPTION_KEY` must be a Base64-encoded 32-byte key. This is used for encrypting plugin secrets and DPoP private keys at rest.
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```sh
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openssl rand -base64 32
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3. **Assign a public domain.** In the Railway dashboard, add a public domain to the HappyView service. The service needs a publicly accessible URL for OAuth callbacks. Set `PUBLIC_URL` to this domain (e.g. `https://happyview-production.up.railway.app`).
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Your instance can use a custom domain or Railway's generated URL with no additional configuration.
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3. Access your HappyView dashboard at the instance's public URL. The first user to log in is automatically bootstrapped as the super user.
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4. Access your HappyView dashboard at the instance's public URL. The first user to log in is automatically bootstrapped as the super user.
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## Next steps
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