This topic covers environments, which are groupings of infrastructure and middleware items such as hosts, servers, clusters, and so on. An environment is used as the target of a deployment, allowing you to map deployables to members of the environment.
This topic provides information about the Deploy concepts for using Deploy.
This topic explains the Deploy repository in Digital.ai Deploy, detailing its role in storing and managing deployment packages, configurations, and artifacts essential for the deployment process.
This topic describes a deployment that consists of all actions needed to install, configure, and start an application on a target environment.
This topic describes how to use Deploy's provisioning feature to create cloud-based environments in a single action. The provisioning process in Deploy is similar to deploying an application.
This topic covers the process of resolving properties during application updates in Digital.ai Deploy.
Deploy contains information about your applications, environments, infrastructure, and deployments. Using the reporting functionality, you can gain insight into the state of your environments and applications.
Placeholders are configurable entries in your application that will be set to an actual value at deployment time. This allows the deployment package to be environment-independent and reusable. At deployment time, you can provide values for placeholders manually or they can be resolved from dictionaries that are assigned to the target environment.
You can view the history of successful deployments of application versions to an environment. This is useful when you want to determine placeholder value changes between versions for an environment, determine who made a specific change, and to support deployment rollbacks.