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# Using multiple zones
With Next.js you can use multiple apps as a single app using it's multi-zones feature.
This is an example showing how to use it.
In this example, we've two apps: 'home' and 'blog'.
We also have a set of rules defined in `rules.json` for the proxy.
Now let's start two of our app using:
```
npm run home
npm run blog
```
Then start the proxy:
```
npm run proxy
```
Now you can visit http://localhost:9000 and access and develop both apps a single app.
### Proxy Rules
This is the place we define rules for our proxy. Here are the rules(in `rules.json`) available for this app:
```json
{
"rules": [
{"pathname": "/blog", "method":["GET", "POST", "OPTIONS"], "dest": "http://localhost:5000"},
{"pathname": "/**", "dest": "http://localhost:4000"}
]
}
```
These rules are based on ZEIT now [path alias](https://zeit.co/docs/features/path-aliases) rules and use [`micro-proxy`](https://github.com/zeit/micro-proxy) as the proxy.
## Special Notes
* All pages should be unique across zones. A page with the same name should not exist in multiple zones. Otherwise, there'll be unexpected behaviour in client side navigation.
* According to the above example, a page named `blog` should not be exist in the `home` zone.
## Production Deployment
Here's how are going to deploy this application into production.
* Open the `now.json` file in both `blog` and `home` directories and change the aliases as you wish.
* Then update `rules-prod.json` accordingly.
* Now deploy both apps:
~~~sh
cd home
now && now alias
cd ../blog
now && now alias
cd ..
~~~
* Finally, set the path alias rules with
~~~sh
now alias with-zones.now.sh -r rules-prod.json
~~~
> You can use a domain name of your choice in the above command instead of `with-zones.now.sh`.
That's it.
Now you can access the final app via: <https://with-zones.now.sh>