---
title: "Deploy the Application"
url: https://docs.catalyst.zoho.com/en/tutorials/hosted-login-app/nodejs/deploy-app/
description: "Create a simple Basic or React application using the features of Catalyst Hosted Authentication that provides user sign-up, application login, password reset, and implements sign-in using prevalent federated identity providers."
last_updated: 2026-08-17T12:16:04Z
service: All Services
type: tutorial
related_links:
  - name: "Deploy CLI Resources"
    url: /en/cli/v1/deploy-resources/introduction/
  - name: "Web Client Hosting"
    url: /en/cloud-scale/help/web-client-hosting/introduction
---

# Deploy the Application

To [deploy your Catalyst project](https://docs.catalyst.zoho.com/en/cli/v1/deploy-resources/introduction/) from the CLI, run the following command in your terminal from your project directory:

```sh
catalyst deploy
```

The function is deployed first, followed by the client component. The URL endpoints of the components will be displayed in the CLI:

**Basic web app**

![catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy.webp)

> **Note** You can also use the `catalyst deploy --only client` CLI command to deploy the client component alone, as the function component was already deployed.

You can now open the client component’s URL in a browser to access the deployed application. The authorization portal application can now be accessed from its web app URL.
![catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy_app_complete](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy_app_complete.webp)

The authorization portal application is now functional and should work without any errors.

**React web app**

![catalyst_hosted_login_react_catalyst_deploy](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_hosted_login_react_catalyst_deploy.webp)

> **Note** You can also use the `catalyst deploy --only client` CLI command to deploy the client component alone, as the function component was already deployed.

You can now open the client component’s URL in a browser to access the deployed application. The authorization portal application can now be accessed from its web app URL.
![catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy_app_complete](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_authentication_hosted_catalyst_deploy_app_complete.webp)

The authorization portal application is now functional and should work without any errors.

**Angular web app**

The function is deployed first, followed by the client component. The URL endpoints of the components will be displayed in the CLI:
![catalyst_authentication_hosted_client_angular_catalyst_deploy_complete](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_authentication_hosted_client_angular_catalyst_deploy_complete.webp)

> **Note:** You can also use the `catalyst deploy --only client` CLI command to deploy the client component alone, as the function component was already deployed.

You can now open the client component’s URL in a browser to access the deployed application. The authorization portal application can now be accessed from its web app URL.

![catalyst_authentication_hosted_client_angular_catalyst_complete](https://catalyst-docs-development.zohostratus.in/images/tutorials/hosted-login/catalyst_authentication_hosted_client_angular_catalyst_complete.webp)

The authorization portal application is now functional and should work without any errors.