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Certainly! Here is a detailed deployment plan for the API:

  1. Choose a hosting platform: There are many hosting platforms available, such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Choose a platform that meets your requirements and budget.

  2. Set up a virtual machine: Create a virtual machine on the hosting platform and install a suitable operating system, such as Ubuntu.

  3. Install dependencies: Install Java, Kotlin, and any other dependencies required to run the API.

  4. Deploy the API: Build the API using the ./gradlew build command, then copy the resulting jar file to the virtual machine and run it using the java -jar command.

  5. Set up a domain name: Choose a domain name for the API and set up DNS records to point to the virtual machine.

  6. Set up HTTPS: Obtain an SSL certificate and configure the virtual machine to use HTTPS.

  7. Test the API: Test the API to ensure that it is working correctly.

  8. Set up monitoring and alerting: Set up monitoring and alerting to ensure that the API is always running smoothly and to be notified of any issues.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.

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