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The command "octo push --package=${package_name}" is used for deploying applications to a remote server using the Octopus Deploy tool.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "octo push" is a command-line interface (CLI) command provided by Octopus Deploy for pushing or deploying packages to a target environment.
• "--package=${package_name}" is an argument passed to the command that specifies the package to be deployed. The value of ${package_name} should be replaced with the actual name of the package.

In practice, this command would be executed in a command prompt or terminal, and it would initiate the deployment of a specific package to a pre-configured deployment target using the Octopus Deploy system. The package could be a compiled application, a script, or any other artifact that needs to be deployed. The target can be a server, cloud platform, container, or any other environment where the application is intended to run.