Run concepts
Understand the concepts related to Run.
Deployment is the process of enabling pipelines with previously configured triggers.
This enabling can occur both in the test or prod environment, such as shown in the following figure:

The workflow inside the Digibee Integration Platform is composed of three phases. Have a better understanding of each one of them:
- Build
Pipelines are constituted by components, which are organized by a logical, sequential or parallel structure so that an integration can be made (e.g.: transform data and send it to ERP, API or DB).
- Run
Second phase, characterized by the pipeline deployment process. At this moment the pipeline is prepared and made available for consumption or execution.
The pipeline executes according to the previously defined configurations, which determine its control and processing capacity in the environment (test or prod).
- Monitor
In the third and last phase is possible to follow the deployed pipelines to analyze, check and track the executions status.
This way, data about your pipelines behaviour will be available to support management and operation.
It makes it possible to know, for example, the amount of requests executed with success or failure, the response time and the logs.
Have a better understanding of the main Run concepts.
The deployment covers three parts. These are they:
The deployment size is directly related to the processing capacity and the memory of each one of the replicas.

The three deployment size ranges are:
- SMALL: 1 to 10 consumers
- MEDIUM: 1 to 20 consumers
- LARGE: 1 to 40 consumers
For example, if you configure 10 consumers (SMALL) for your pipeline executions, it means that 10 messages can be concurrently processed.
The replicas role is to determine the amount of replicas that will be enabled to attend your integrations with high availability. This guarantees autonomy, concurrent executions and redundancy.

Consumer covers the concept of concurrent executions that each deployed replica supports.
The maximum number of consumers is defined based on three deployment size ranges.

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