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Create a simple helloWorld deployment
In this tutorial, you create a simple application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You use standard plug-ins to create a component and define an application that deploys the component to an environment.
Lesson 6 Deploy the component
To deploy the component, run the application process on 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.
      - Create a simple helloWorld deployment
        In this tutorial, you create a simple application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You use standard plug-ins to create a component and define an application that deploys the component to an environment.
        Introduction
        In this tutorial, you create a simple application with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy). You use standard plug-ins to create a component and define an application that deploys the component to an environment.
        Configure the helloWorld tutorial system
        To deploy the tutorial component, or any component, you must have an agent. An agent is a lightweight process that runs on a target computer and does the actual work of deploying components.
        Lesson 1 Create the helloWorld component
        Components contain artifacts and processes. Artifacts include runnable files, images, databases, configuration instructions, and anything else that is associated with a software project. Processes define the activities that components can perform.
        Lesson 2 Create a component process
        Component processes are user-defined tasks that operate on components.
        Lesson 3 Create an application
        Applications manage components, typically by deploying them into environments.
        Lesson 4 Configure an application environment
        When you create an environment, you map resources to it that define where the parent application can run deployments.
        Lesson 5 Create an application process
        Application processes direct underlying component processes and orchestrate multi-component deployments.
        Lesson 6 Deploy the component
        To deploy the component, run the application process on an environment.
        Summary
        In this tutorial, you learned how to deploy a component with HCL DevOps Deploy (Deploy).
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Lesson 6 Deploy the component

To deploy the component, run the application process on an environment.

About this task

Using the application environment and process that you created in previous steps, you can deploy the component.

Procedure

Open the application page by clicking Applications and then clicking the application name.
In the same row as your environment, click the Request Process icon .
The Run Application Process window opens.
In the Process list, select the hello App Process process.
Accept the default value for the Only Changed Versions parameter.
If this check box is selected, no previously deployed component versions are deployed.
Specify component version by clicking Select For All, and then select Latest Available from the Choose Component Versions tab or specify a snapshot from the Select a Snapshot tab.
Set the date, time, and pattern of deployment. The Run Now option is enabled by default for immediate deployment. You can schedule deployments by disabling this option.
Review your deployment configuration and make changes, if necessary.
Click Submit Deployment when ready.
The Application Process Request page shows the progress of the request. From here, you can watch as the process runs.
If the application process execution is not successful, expand a process step and click View Child Execution to open the Deployment of Component pane, which can be used to review the deployment details. The Deployment of Component page shows the log for each step in the component process. In the Deployment of Component pane, you can review the deployment output log, error log, and input and output parameters.

Results

The application process installed the helloWorld component into the target environment.

Application processes can also uninstall or update components or run other configuration.

What to do next

For more information about running deployments, see Deploying applications.