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Quickly become productive with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy).
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Tutorials are available for every experience level.
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Deploying a simple web application
In this tutorial, you deploy a simple web application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You create components, create an application that contains those components, and then deploy the components to an environment.

Getting Started
Quickly become productive with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy).
- Overview of DevOps Deploy
  Use HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy) to standardize and simplify the process of deploying software components to each environment in your development cycle.
- Learning
  Tutorials and instructions for all experience levels.
  - Tutorials
    Tutorials are available for every experience level.
    - Beginner tutorials
      Tutorials for new users.
    - Intermediate tutorials
      Tutorials for experienced users.
      - Deploying a simple web application
        In this tutorial, you deploy a simple web application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You create components, create an application that contains those components, and then deploy the components to an environment.
        Introduction
        In this tutorial, you deploy a simple web application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You create components, create an application that contains those components, and then deploy the components to an environment.
        Configuring the agent and target system
        To deploy applications with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy), you need one or more agents. The server uses the agents to deploy the application components on target systems.
        Lesson 1: Adding components
        Components are groups of deployable artifacts that make up an application. Components include runnable files, images, databases, and configuration instructions.
        Lesson 2: Creating component processes
        Component processes describe automated tasks that run on components. Component processes can deploy, install, uninstall, update, or run other tasks on a component.
        Lesson 3: Creating an application and an environment
        Applications are collections of components. Environments represent systems on which you deploy the application components.
        Lesson 4: Creating an application process
        Application processes tie together component processes.
        Lesson 5: Deploying the application components
        To deploy the components in the application, run the application process on the new environment.
        Lesson 6: Updating the application
        In the first lesson, you deleted certain versions of the components. In this lesson, you add those versions again to simulate deploying a new version of the components.
        Summary
        In this tutorial, you learned to deploy and update an application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy).
      - Creating and deploying snapshots
        In this tutorial, you deploy a simple web application to a new environment with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You create a snapshot of the components in an application, and then deploy the snapshot to an environment.
    - Advanced tutorials
      Advanced tutorials for experienced users.
  - How-tos
    Instructions for specific features.
- Video and learning resources
  Many resources about effectively using HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy) are available. You can choose which learning resources to use depending on your role, skill level, interests, and the time you have.

Deploying a simple web application

In this tutorial, you deploy a simple web application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You create components, create an application that contains those components, and then deploy the components to an environment.

Learning objectives

In this tutorial, you learn how to complete these tasks:

Import artifacts from a build to create a component in Deploy.
Create component processes and application processes to automate deployment tasks.
Configure environments on which to deploy applications.
Run application processes to deploy the application components.
Update an application with new artifacts.

Time required

2-3 hours