in this section we'll refine the deployment by creating superuserjust as we did locally we'll also make the project more secure by changing the setting debug to falseso users won' see any extra information in error messages that they could use to attack the server creating superuser on heroku you've already seen that we can run one-off commands using the heroku run command but you can also run commands by opening bash terminal session while connected to the heroku server using the command heroku run bash bash is the language that runs in many linux terminals we'll use the bash terminal session to create superuser so we can access the admin site on the live app(ll_env)learning_logheroku run bash running `bashon afternoon-meadow- uprun ls learning_log learning_logs manage py procfile requirements txt runtime txt users staticfiles python manage py createsuperuser username (leave blank to use ' ')ll_admin email addresspasswordpassword (again)superuser created successfully exit exit (ll_env)learning_logat we run ls to see which files and directories exist on the serverwhich should be the same files we have on our local system you can navigate this file system like any other note windows users will use the same commands shown here (such as ls instead of dir)because you're running linux terminal through remote connection at we run the command to create superuserwhich outputs the same prompts we saw on our local system when we created superuser in when you're finished creating the superuser in this terminal sessionuse the exit command to return to your local system' terminal session now you can add /adminto the end of the url for the live app and log in to the admin site for methe url is herokuapp com/adminif other people have already started using your projectbe aware that you'll have access to all of their datadon' take this lightlyand users will continue to trust you with their data styling and deploying an app