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Update deploy.md with correct Cloud Hooks links. #3188

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## Cloud Hooks

On Acquia Cloud, [Cloud Hooks](https://docs.acquia.com/cloud/manage/cloud-hooks) are the preferred method to run database updates and configuration imports on each deploy. BLT provides a post-code-deploy hook that will conveniently run these updates automatically and fail the deployment task in Insight if anything goes wrong.
On Acquia Cloud, [Cloud Hooks](https://docs.acquia.com/acquia-cloud/develop/api/cloud-hooks/) are the preferred method to run database updates and configuration imports on each deploy. BLT provides a post-code-deploy hook that will conveniently run these updates automatically and fail the deployment task in Insight if anything goes wrong.

To install Acquia Cloud hooks for your BLT project:

1. Initialize Acquia Cloud hooks

blt recipes:cloud-hooks:init

This will add a hooks directory in your project root based on [BLT's default Acquia Cloud hooks](https://github.com/acquia/blt/tree/8.x/scripts/cloud-hooks/hooks).
This will add a hooks directory in your project root based on [BLT's default Acquia Cloud hooks](https://github.com/acquia/blt/tree/10.0.x/scripts/cloud-hooks/hooks).

1. Commit the new directory and push it to your Acquia git remote. Example commands:

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