Deploy Applications

• Selective Deployment Using Deployment Zones

  Deployment zones allow you to define the distribution of modules (or eSpaces) by servers on a farm environment.

  Featured Articles:

  • Create a New Deployment Zone
  • Configure an Application or Module to Use a Deployment Zone
  • Deployment Zones Reference

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Articles in this Section

• Tag a Version

  Learn how OutSystems allows you to take a snapshot of the application and its modules, tag it with a version, and then use it for deploying.

• Deploy an Application

  Learn how to deploy one application from one environment to another.

• Configure Application Settings After Deployment

  Check how you can define application settings while deploying an application module to an environment, with no downtime to your end-users.

• Deploy an Application with Dependencies

  Deploy an application that depends on other applications to work, thus requiring them to be also deployed in the same environment.

• Deploy a Single Module

  Learn how to deploy a single application module, instead of all modules that make up an application.

• Plan a Deployment for the Operations Team

  Check how to collaboratively create a deployment plan, that can later be executed by other team to deploy your applications.

• Deploy in a Short Deployment Window

  Deploy applications in two stages to ensure a deployment fits in your deployment window.

• Deploy to an Environment with Applications with Errors

  Learn how to handle the deployment of applications having incompatible references.

• Deploy an Application to a Container

• Apply a Hotfix

  Learn the best way to handle immediate corrective development situations, also known as Hotfix.

• Repair Deployed Applications

  Learn how to solve the situation of an application that depends on functionality that no longer exists or has changed.

• Refactor an Application

  Refactor your application by moving some modules to a new application.

• Rollback to a Previous Version

  Check how to rollback an application to its previous version, in case a critical bug is detected.

• Override the Default Mobile Extensibility Configurations

  Override the default Extensibility Configurations of a mobile app for a specific environment.