📄️ Logging in Deploy
By default, the Deploy server writes informational, warning, and error log messages to standard output and to XLDEPLOYSERVER_HOME/log/deployit.log when it is running. In addition, Deploy:
📄️ Log Analysis Tool in Deploy
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📄️ Create a Deployment Checklist
To ensure the quality of a deployment pipeline, you can optionally associate environments in the pipeline with a checklist that each deployment package must satisfy before being deployed to the environment. This topic describes how to create a deployment checklist for an environment.
📄️ Create a Deployment Pipeline
A deployment pipeline defines the sequence of environments to which an application is deployed during its lifecycle.
📄️ Using the Monitoring View
The Deploy monitoring view provides an overview of the tasks that are not archived as well as satellites and workers in the system.
📄️ Monitor Deploy Server Health
You can use the Deploy health REST endpoint (/deployit/ha/health) with a GET or a HEAD request to check if the Deploy node is up and accessible.
📄️ Using Deploy Reports
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.
📄️ View the Application Summary Screen
The application summary screen displays a set of basic information about the application, the deployment pipeline tile, and the latest deployments tile.
📄️ View Environment Summary Information
The environment summary screen gives you an "at a glance" view of an environment, providing some basic information including its current status, infrastructure that it uses, currently-deployed applications, dictionaries and resolved placeholders.