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 Continuous Deployment automates the updating of new code in our Api and UI so that we can focus on building features rather than how t launch them. CircleCI is easy to use, has a free tier, and takes away the hassle of have to set up infrastructure for it.
 
-# STEP 1: Connect CircleCI to your repo
+## STEP 1: Connect CircleCI to your repo
 
 1. Login to CircleCI using your github account
 1. Under add projects set up this repo
 
-# STEP 2: Create the ENVIRONMENT variable out of your remote.env
+## STEP 2: Create the ENVIRONMENT variable out of your remote.env
 
 1. In [Setting Up And Launching The App On AWS](/docs/setting-up-remote.md) you create an `remote.env` file for code deploys
 1. From the .utils folder run `node main.js create-infra-env` generate-base64-env. This will encode all contents of the `.env` file as base64 and spit it out.
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 1. Copy the output of the cli command, and set it as the desired Environment Variable.
 
 
-# STEP 3: Update .circleci/config.yml if needed (Optional)
+## STEP 3: Update .circleci/config.yml if needed (Optional)
 
 If you want to add more environments than supported out of the the box, modify the `load-env` command: