Overview

In the deployment environment overview you can see all deployments found from the gateway. The deployments for plans, applications and subscriptions are listed here.

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Administration Portal - Environment- Deployments

The "Deployments" section under a specific environment (AWS in this case) is dedicated to managing the deployment of API plans and applications. It provides a comprehensive view of all deployment activities within this environment.

Interface Structure

The interface is divided into two main sections:

1. Plan Deployments: Displays a list of API plans that have been deployed within this environment.

2. Application Deployments: Shows individual applications deployed under the API plans.

Plan Deployments Section

This list includes the following columns with deployment details:

• Name: The name of the deployed API plan, which is indicative of the service provided (e.g., "Car finder plan - Plan Car Finder Plan 2").

• Gateway ID: A unique identifier for the API gateway where the plan is deployed.

• Last Successful Task: Shows the last successful task performed in the deployment lifecycle, which is "DISCOVER" for all entries in this snapshot, possibly indicating a stage in a continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline.

• Last Failed Task: Indicates if there were any recent tasks related to the deployment that have failed. Currently, all are marked as "NONE".

• Failure Message: If there was a failure in the deployment process, the message or reason would be displayed here. This field is empty for all the listed deployments.

Application Deployments Section

Below the plan deployments, we have a similar structured table for application deployments:

• Name: The name of the application, which seems to follow a unique identifier format.

• Gateway ID: Corresponds to the API gateway identifier for the specific application deployment.

• Last Successful Task: As above, it marks the last successful operation for the application deployment.

• Last Failed Task: Documents any recent unsuccessful deployment tasks.

• Failure Message: Provides details on the reason for any failures in deployment tasks.

Interface Features

• Search Functionality: Both sections offer a search bar, allowing users to filter deployments by name or other criteria.

• Pagination Controls: Both lists support pagination to navigate through a large number of deployments. Indicated by the presence of page numbers and navigation arrows at the bottom of the lists.

• Information Accessibility: Hovering over or clicking certain interface elements may provide additional details or actions related to the deployment (such as viewing logs, editing configurations, or initiating rollback processes).

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