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10−## Hosting Your Ship In The Cloud
1110The goal of this guide is to have clear and easy to follow best practices for deploying an Urbit node to a server you control in the cloud. Deploying in the cloud allows you to access your Urbit from any device.
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1312Most Urbit users start out running their ship locally on one machine in order to play with it, but this means when your machine is offline your Urbit node is offline too (and can't get updates). You can also only access your Urbit from that one machine.
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1414running. If you fail to do so, those planets will become orphans that are unable
1515to communicate with the network unless they transfer to a new star.
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17−See our [cloud hosting instructions](@/using/running/hosting.md) for
17+See our [cloud hosting instructions](@/using/os/hosting.md) for
1818instructions on settings up a Digital Ocean droplet.
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2020### Distributing planets
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3636Urbit must run on an existing computer somewhere. Most users run their planet on their personal computer, but we recommend eventually using a cloud service (Digital Ocean, Linode, etc) because it allows your planet to be accessed from anywhere on multiple devices. Hosting your planet in the cloud also allows it to always be online and ready for automatic updates. You are welcome to run from your personal computer and switch to the cloud later...all without losing any data!
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38−There is a guide for [hosting your planet on DigitalOcean](@/using/running/hosting.md) and [hosting your planet on Linode](https://jeremytunnell.com/2021/01/09/how-to-install-urbit-on-a-linode-vps), but any cloud hosting service should work.
38+There is a guide for [hosting your planet on DigitalOcean](@/using/os/hosting.md) and [hosting your planet on Linode](https://jeremytunnell.com/2021/01/09/how-to-install-urbit-on-a-linode-vps), but any cloud hosting service should work.
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4040### Get your keyfile {#keyfile}
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125125Now that you’re up and running, take some time to deepen your understanding by checking out some of our other guides:
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127−- [Host your Ship in the Cloud](@/using/running/hosting.md): Follow this guide to set your ship up to run as a cloud server, accessible from anywhere.
127+- [Host your Ship in the Cloud](@/using/os/hosting.md): Follow this guide to set your ship up to run as a cloud server, accessible from anywhere.
128128- [Read the Operations Manual](@/using/os/getting-started.md): Become an expert pilot by learning to use your ship.
129129- [Learn to Develop on Urbit](@/using/develop.md): Learn how to contribute to or develop on Urbit.