The Deployments view lists the projects and services running across your environments. It is where you monitor and manage them.
Deploying a project is only possible via the projects catalog. Refer to Deploying a Project for detailed information.
The view is the landing page of the Control Hub: it opens when you sign in, and you reach it at any time by clicking Deployments in the sidebar.
The view consists of the following parts:
The Search Bar
The Search above the table narrows the list to the deployments that match your search term. Refer to Working With the Control Hub for details on searching, filtering, and sorting.
The Filters
Various filters are available next to the search bar. Refer to Working With the Control Hub for details on filtering, searching, and sorting.
The Deployments Table
The table lists one row per deployment. You can expand a project deployment to show its components.
Refer to Key Concepts for the definitions of project, component, deployment, and status.
The table shows the following columns:
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Column |
Description |
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Name |
The name of the project, service, or component deployment. A component deployment name carries an icon for its type. Click the name to open the detail page of the project or component deployment. |
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Status |
The current status of the project or component deployment. |
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Type |
The component deployment type. Available types are:
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Endpoint |
The link to a component endpoint, when the component has one. The Endpoint column is displayed only if at least one project deployment is expanded. |
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Environment |
The environment the deployment runs in. |
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Version |
The deployed version. For a component deployment, the version is displayed only when it differs from the project deployments version. |
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Deployed at |
The date and time of the deployment. |
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Deployed by |
The user who created the deployment. |
The last column holds the quick actions for a row, such as starting, stopping, and deleting a deployment, and viewing its logs. For more information refer to Operating a Deployment, Deleting a Deployment, and Inspecting Logs.
Some deployments are deployments of standalone services that are not part of any project. They carry a Legacy badge next to their name. A legacy service has no components, so it cannot be expanded, and it shows no version and no endpoint.
Expert Advice
When no deployment matches the current search and filters, or when nothing is deployed yet, the table shows the message No deployments yet. Go to the Catalog to deploy your first project. The Catalog link opens the projects catalog where you can deploy a project.
If the view cannot load the deployments, an error message with a recovery action will be displayed. For more information about the error messages and how to resolve them, see Error Handling Deployments.
Expanding a Project Deployment
A project deployments groups the deployments of its components. Click a project row to expand it and list the component deployments below the project:
Click the row again to collapse it. A project deployment without components cannot be expanded.
The component deployments are listed in the same table as the project deployments, so they use the same columns (see above).
Reading Deployment Status
In the deployments table you can see the state of every deployment. The Status column shows the status of each deployment as a colored label:
The status can be one of the following:
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Status |
Description |
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Started |
All component deployments are running. |
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Starting |
The deployment is starting up. |
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Stopped |
The deployment is not running. |
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Multiple |
The component deployments are in different states, for example some started and some stopped. The Multiple status applies to a project deployment as a whole. It indicates that the component deployments currently have different statuses.
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Failed |
The deployment has failed and is in an error state. |
While a project or component deployment is starting, its indicator is animated.
Opening a Project Deployment
The deployments table lets you look inside a project. Click the name of the deployment in the Name column to open its detail page:
The deployments detail page is where you manage the deployment and its components. Refer to Working With the Deployment Detail Page for more information.
It is not possible to manage legacy standalone service deployments in the Control Hub. They have no actions in the Deployments table and no detail page, so you cannot start, stop, restart, delete, or open them.
The Pagination Controls
The pagination controls below the table split the list into pages. They appear when at least one entry in the content table exists. Refer to Working With the Control Hub | pagination for details.
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