How to resolve pipeline issues after deployment
Learn how to identify and resolve pipeline issues in Run using the warnings shown on each pipeline card.
Why pipelines show warnings
While a pipeline runs in the Test or Prod environment, Digibee monitors it for common issues, such as configuration changes, memory limits, and deployment problems. When it detects one, it adds a warning icon to the pipeline card in the Run page.
How it works
Hover over the warning icon on a pipeline card to see a quick summary of the active warnings in a tooltip. Some warnings only appear in the pipeline details.
Click the pipeline card to open its details, where the same warnings appear with a full description and, when available, a recommended action.
Warning types
Edited account
This pipeline is associated with an account that has been edited. We recommend redeploying this pipeline to prevent issues and make sure the pipelines are up to date.
Select Redeploy pipeline to update the pipeline with the latest account configuration.
Edited global
This pipeline is associated with a global that has been edited. We recommend redeploying this pipeline to prevent issues and make sure the pipeline is up to date.
Select Redeploy pipeline to apply the latest global configuration.
Out of memory
There hasn't been enough memory to process one of the messages of your pipeline. You can try again by using deployments of greater sizes.
Redeploy the pipeline using a deployment with a larger size.
Degraded
The deployment ran, but the pipeline replicas did not come up in time. Redeploy the pipeline to try again.
Select Redeploy pipeline to try the deployment again.
Redeploy required after moving projects
After moving the pipeline between projects, it's necessary to redeploy it to have access to the updated metrics and logs.
This warning only appears in the pipeline details. It's not shown in the tooltip.
Select Redeploy pipeline to restore access to updated metrics and logs.
Errors
Your pipeline has errors and issues. Your pipeline has encountered an error during execution time. You can review all logs to facilitate troubleshooting.
This warning only appears in the pipeline details. It's not shown in the tooltip.
Select See all logs on the warning card to open the pipeline logs and troubleshoot the error.
Next steps
Now that you know what each pipeline warning means, learn how to redeploy a pipeline from the Run page.
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