Go to the deployment package list

The deployment package list provides a centralized view of all created deployment packages, showing basic information such as name, type, time, and status. On this page, you can track deployment progress by status, view details like environment configuration and deployment objects, and perform actions such as deleting or rolling back packages. This topic describes the information and actions available on the deployment package list page.

Prerequisites

You must create a deployment package first. For more information, see Same-Workspace Deployment, Cross-Workspace Deployment, and Cross-Cloud Deployment.

Go to Deploy Center.
1. Log on to the DataWorks console. In the target region, click More > Management Center in the left-side navigation pane. Select a workspace from the drop-down list and click Go to Management Center.
2. In the top navigation bar, click the icon and choose All Products > More > Deploy Center.
Go to the deployment package list.

On the Deployment Center page, click Deployment Packages in the left-side navigation pane to go to the Deployment Packages page.

Filter deployment packages

In this area, you can filter deployment packages by criteria such as Deployed By, Applicant, Deployment Status, Deployment Environment, and Deployment Package Name or ID.

Parameter	Description
Applicant	The user who created the deployment package.
Deployed By	The user who performed the deployment operation.
Deployment Status	Preparing: The deployment package has been created and is being generated. Pending Deployment: The deployment package has been generated and is awaiting deployment. Deploying: The deployment package is being deployed. Successful: All objects in the package were deployed successfully. Publish failed.: This status is shown if at least one object in the package fails to deploy. You can click the icon to view the reason for the failure. Cancelled: The deployment of the package has been canceled. Importing: In a Cross-Cloud Deployment scenario, the deployment package is being imported to the destination workspace. Note This status applies only to packages in Cross-Cloud Deployment scenarios. Rolling Back: The deployment package is being rolled back to the previous version. Rolled Back: The deployment package was successfully rolled back to the previous version. Rollback Failed: The deployment package failed to roll back to the previous version.

View deployment package information

On the deployment package list page, you can view basic information for all created deployment packages and perform actions such as deploying, deleting, or rolling them back as needed.

The available Actions vary by deployment scenario:

Same-Workspace Deployment

After you create a deployment package, it appears in the Deployment Packages list. You can perform the following actions:

View Details: View the environment configuration information and deployment object details of the package.
Deploy: Users with Workspace Administrator, O&M, or Deploy role permissions can deploy packages that are in the Pending Deployment state.

After deployment, you can View Details the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package status is Publish failed., you can check the package details to find the failed object and resolve the error.

Cross-Workspace Deployment

The deployment package list includes columns for ID, Deployment Package Name, Deployment Environment, Deployment Type, Applicant, Application Time, Deployer, Deployment Time, Deployment Status, and Actions.

After you create a deployment package, it appears in the Deployment Packages list. You can perform the following actions:

View Details: View the environment configuration information and deployment object details of the package.
Deploy: Members who have O&M, Deploy, or Workspace Administrator role permissions in both the source and destination workspaces can deploy packages that are in the Pending Deployment state.
Delete: Deletes the deployment package.

Note
A deleted deployment package cannot be recovered. This action is irreversible.

After deployment, you can perform the following actions:

View Details: You can view the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package status is Publish failed., you can check the package details to find the failed object and resolve the error.
Roll Back: Roll back the deployed package to its previous version.

Note
Rollback is not supported for deployment packages deployed from Deploy Center in workspaces that use the new version of Data Development.

Cross-Cloud Deployment

Operations at the source

The deployment package management list at the source displays information such as ID, Deployment Package Name, Deployment Environment, Deployment Type, Applicant, Application Time, Deployer, Deployment Time, and Deployment Status.
- View Details: View the environment configuration information and deployment object details of the package.
- Download: In a Cross-Cloud Deployment, downloads the package so you can import it into the destination workspace.
- Update Deployment Status: In a Cross-Cloud Deployment scenario, when you need to re-deploy a package, if its current status is not Successful or Publish failed., you must manually update the status to Successful or Publish failed.. Otherwise, the package cannot be re-deployed.
- Delete: Deletes the deployment package.
  
  Note
  A deleted deployment package cannot be recovered. This action is irreversible.
Operations at the destination

After you import a deployment package to the destination, it appears in the Deployment Packages list. The Deployment Type is Deployment in Current Workspace, and the Deployment Status is Pending Deployment. You can perform the following actions:
- View Details: View the environment configuration information and deployment object details of the package.
- Deploy: Members who have O&M, Deploy, or Workspace Administrator role permissions in both the source and destination workspaces can deploy packages that are in the Pending Deployment state.
- Delete: Deletes the deployment package.
  
  Note
  A deleted deployment package cannot be recovered. This action is irreversible.
After deployment, you can perform the following actions:
- View Details: You can view the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package status is Publish failed., you can check the package details to find the failed object and resolve the error.
- Roll Back: Roll back the deployed package to its previous version.