Deploying a pipeline

Learn how to deploy a pipeline to test or production environments.

Once the pipeline flow has been created, the next step is to make it available for use — that is, deploy it. On the Run page, you can deploy your pipeline in seconds, depending on the selected deployment size. This deployment can take place in either the test or production environment.

To learn more about how deployments are managed, see the documentation on Run Concepts.

How to deploy a pipeline

Deploying a pipeline to either test or production is simple:

  1. Go to the Run page, select the desired environment in the upper-left corner, and click Create.

  2. Select the pipeline and version. After selecting the pipeline, information about the associated project and instance (in case of multi-instance pipelines) will be displayed.

    • The deployment configuration form shows which trigger is used in the pipeline and all its respective information.

  3. Select the Pipeline Engine version.

  4. Select the desired pipeline size. If it’s a multi-instance pipeline, also choose the appropriate instance.

  5. Select the number of simultaneous executions.

  6. Define the number of replicas to be used in the deployment.

  7. Click Deploy.

    • For users under the Pipeline-Based Model, a screen showing the license consumption calculation will be displayed.

    • For users under the Subscription-Based Model, a screen showing the RTU and subscription usage calculation will be displayed.

  8. After deployment, you will be redirected to the project the pipeline belongs to.

If the pipeline has already been deployed, the current settings will automatically be applied to the new deployment. To learn more about pipeline deployment status, read the documentation.

Pipeline deployment history

The History tab shows the entire deployment history of the pipeline and provides an overview of the most recent deployments, making it easier to track changes to the pipeline. Read the article to learn how to check the deployment history of your pipelines.

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