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How to Set Up a Deploy Key for GitHub Deploy keys in GitHub provide a secure way to grant SSH access to a single repository without using personal account credentials. This guide will walk you through the simple process of setting up a deploy key. Step-by-Step Instructions Navigate to Repository Settings Go to your GitHub repository. Click on the “Settings” tab in the top navigation bar. Access Deploy Keys Section In the left sidebar, find and click on “Deploy Keys.” Add a New Deploy Key Click the “Add deploy key” button (green button on the right side). Configure Your Key In the “Title” field, enter a descriptive name for this key (e.g., “Production Server”). Check the “Allow write access” box if you need write permissions. For read-only access, leave this unchecked (recommended for most use cases). Save the Key Click “Add key” to complete the setup. Important Notes Deploy keys are tied to a specific repository. You must have admin access to the repository to add deploy keys.