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docs: add JCloud deployment docs #739

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## Deploy on JCloud

You can deploy CLIPTorchEncoder on JCloud.
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A minimum YAML file `flow.yml` is as follows:

```yaml
jtype: Flow
executors:
- name: CLIPTorchEncoder # The name of the encoder
uses: jinahub+docker://CLIPTorchEncoder
```

```{warning}
All Executors' `uses` must follow the format `jinahub+docker://MyExecutor` (from [Jina Hub](https://hub.jina.ai)) to avoid any local file dependencies.
```

To deploy,

```bash
$ jc deploy flow.yml
```

Here `jc deploy` is the command to deploy a Jina project to JCloud.
Learn more about [JCloud usage](https://github.com/jina-ai/jcloud).


The Flow is successfully deployed when you see:

```{figure} images/jc-deploy.png
:width: 80%

```

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a new header is not necessary here. Just follow the above chapter Serve with TLS



```python
from clip_client import Client

c = Client(
'grpcs://9f5ce2da96.wolf.jina.ai'
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) # This is the URL you get from previous step

r = c.encode(
[
'First do it',
'then do it right',
'then do it better',
'https://picsum.photos/200',
]
)
print(r)
```

will give you:

```text
[[ 0.03480401 -0.23519686 0.01041038 ... -0.5229086 -0.10081214
-0.08695138]
[-0.0683605 -0.00324154 0.01490371 ... -0.50309485 -0.06193433
-0.08574048]
[ 0.15041807 -0.07933374 -0.06650036 ... -0.46410388 -0.08535041
0.04270519]
[-0.16183889 0.10636599 -0.2062868 ... -0.41244072 0.19485454
0.05658712]]
```


It means the client and the JCloud server are now connected. Well done!