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You can use `curl` to test your prediction service:
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```bash
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$ curl http://***.amazonaws.com/iris-classifier \
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```bash
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$ cortex get iris-classifier --watch
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```bash
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$ cortex deploy
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updating iris-classifier
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Since a new file was added to the directory, and all files in the directory containing `cortex.yaml` are made available in your APIs, the previous two APIs were updated in addition to the the batch classifier being created.
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