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# Spawn Multi-container Ai-Microservices

Workflow for deploying multiple container-based Ai-Microservices:

* Click on "Spawn Microservice" and select the "ISV Management Microservice"

  ![](/files/beX4tYACqGms6Bif3AS2)
* Select DataCentre

  ![](/files/cTXYtaRIXGo7MirL8NQn)

  **Note: If you have an enterprise setup, after selecting datacenter, please select where to deploy i.e. HUB or EDGE**
* Select your plan

  ![](/files/jGjABoUo2lRDPgvU9SKZ)
* Create your own [namespace](/info/1.3.3/procedure/namespaces.md) prior only and select that

  ![](/files/CfcHfLqyOoabGNbmqTgZ)
* Add environment variables as shown in the figure below

  ![](/files/JvkcOSpXdf176o3LQ1VJ)
* Enter any desired name of your microservice and click on "Spawn Microservice"

  ![](/files/IYArbQ7SbQjWiMxhF2Zw)

{% hint style="info" %}
After completing the previous steps, inform the Zeblok team about the namespace you created. They will provide you with the required access to that namespace. 
{% endhint %}

Once you receive confirmation via email from the Zeblok Team, please follow these steps:

1. Open the “ISV Management MicroService” that you spawned in a different browser tab
2. Log in using the credentials:
   * **Username: guest**
   * **Password: username**
3. Once logged in, please become the root user and perform the following commands:
   * Run `kubectl get pods -o wide`


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