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# Log In To DevOps
##  **Overview**
All Flosum Cloud Apps use a single login URL that opens Global Settings. From Global Settings, you can open any Cloud App. This article points you to the general Cloud Apps login instructions, then shows you how to open DevOps.
## **Login Steps**
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### Cloud Apps Login Instructions
The following article explains the different methods for logging into Cloud Apps.
* [Log In To Global Settings](/global-settings/getting-started/log-in-to-global-settings.md)
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### Open DevOps
Once logged in to Global Settings, you can launch DevOps from two locations.
**Home Page**
1. Click **Home** from the left sidebar menu.
2. Click the **Open** button for the **DevOps** app.
**App Switcher**
1. Click the **App Switcher** icon at the top left of the sidebar menu.
2. Click **DevOps**.
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