# Default Pipelines that are linked

When a microservice is created within Ozone, default pipelines are automatically provided to streamline the deployment process. These default pipelines are accessible through the **"Pipeline Templates"** section within the microservice's dashboard.

If the microservice was created via the onboarding flow, users would be presented with a broader selection of pipelines.

The primary purpose of providing default pipelines is to simplify and expedite the deployment process for users. By having pre-configured pipelines readily available, users can deploy their microservices to the target cluster with just one click. This approach significantly reduces the manual effort and complexity involved in setting up deployment pipelines from scratch. The default pipelines are designed to cover common deployment scenarios and best practices.

1. Click on Microservices in left-sidebar<br>
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3. 2. Click on any of the Microservices you created<br>
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3. Clicking on Microservice will redirect to the landing page there you can click on Pipeline Templates<br>
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4. You can see all the Pipeline Templates in one place and you can select any of the templates which you want to run.<br>
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