Deployment tasks include the details of what is to be deployed, what
order they are to be deployed in, and what needs to be done before, during, and
after they are deployed. Sets of deployment tasks can be saved to runbooks that
can then be applied to other turnovers.
Creating Deployment Tasks
When you create a deployment task, you select the type, manual or
automation.
- Manual deployment tasks are used to submit items into
SBM
projects that your personnel use to assign and track their work. You may use
the provided Manual Deployment Task process app or use other process apps for
this purpose. When manual deployment tasks are run, items are submitted into
the designated
SBM
project at the designated transition and assigned to an owner. When the item is
closed by the owner, the manual task is also considered complete.
- Automated deployment tasks are used to initiate
Release Automation
processes. When the deployment tasks are run, the designated component versions
or snapshots are automatically configured and deployed into the designated
environments.
Initiating Deployment Tasks Through Turnovers
- When a turnover is deployed, deployment tasks are initiated in the
order specified in the sequence. As a deployment task is completed, the next
task in the sequence is initiated and completed. This process occurs until all
deployment tasks are complete.
- Manual deployment tasks are submitted into the
SBM
project specified for the task and assigned to an owner; automated tasks are
created and completed in
Release Automation.
- After all deployment tasks are successfully completed, the turnover
is automatically sent to the
Deployed state. If any tasks fail, the deployment fails.
Note: Once deployment tasks have been created, they can be copied to
runbooks to be saved and reused.
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