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DataWorks:Deployment package list

Last Updated:Mar 09, 2026

The deployment packages page lists all created deployment packages, including their names, types, creation times, and statuses. On this page, you can track deployment progress, view details like environment configurations and deployment objects, and perform actions such as delete or rollback.

Prerequisites

You have created a deployment package. For more information, see Same-Workspace Deployment, Cross-Workspace Deployment, and Cross-Cloud Deployment.

Go to the deployment packages page

  1. Go to the Deploy Center.

    1. Log on to the DataWorks console. In the top navigation bar, select the desired region. In the left-side navigation pane, choose More > Management Center. On the page that appears, select the desired workspace from the drop-down list and click Go to Management Center.

    2. In the top navigation bar, click the image icon and choose All Products > More > Deploy Center.

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

Filter deployment packages

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You can filter deployment packages by criteria such as Deployed By, Applicant, Deployment Status, Deployment Environment, and Deployment Package Name/ID.

Parameter

Description

Applicant

The user who created the deployment package.

Deployed By

The user who performed the deployment.

Deployment Status

  • Preparing: The deployment package has been created and is being generated.

  • Pending Deployment: The deployment package has been generated and is ready to be deployed.

  • Deploying: The deployment package is being deployed.

  • Successful: The deployment package is successfully deployed. A package is considered successful only when all its objects deploy successfully.

  • Publish failed.: The deployment package failed to deploy. A package is considered failed if any of its objects fails to deploy. You can click the image icon to view the reason for the failure.

  • Cancelled: The deployment of the package has been canceled.

  • Importing: The deployment package is being imported into the destination workspace.

    Note

    This status applies only to cross-cloud deployment scenarios.

  • Rolling Back: The deployment package is being rolled back to the previous version.

  • Rolled Back: The deployment package has been successfully rolled back to the previous version.

  • Rollback Failed: The deployment package failed to roll back to the previous version.

Deployment package information

The deployment packages list displays basic information for all created packages. You can also perform actions such as deploy, delete, or rollback based on your business needs.

The available actions in the Actions column vary depending on the deployment scenario:

Same-workspace deployment

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

  • View Details: View the environment configuration and deployment object details of the package.

  • Users with Workspace Administrator, O&M, or Deploy permissions can Deploy packages in the Pending Deployment state.

After deployment, you can click View Details to check the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package is in the Publish failed. state, you can use the details to identify the specific object that failed and resolve the error.

Cross-workspace deployment

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

  • View Details: View the environment configuration and deployment object details of the package.

  • Users with O&M, Deploy, or Workspace Administrator permissions for both the source and destination workspaces can Deploy packages in the Pending Deployment state.

  • Delete: If a deployment package is no longer needed, you can delete it.

    Note

    This action cannot be undone. Proceed with caution.

After deployment, you can perform the following operations:

  • View Details: You can view the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package is in the Publish failed. state, you can use the details to identify the specific object that failed and resolve the error.

  • Roll Back: Roll back a deployed package to its previous version.

    Note

    Packages deployed from the Deploy Center in workspaces that use the new version of Data Studio do not currently support rollback.

Cross-cloud deployment

  • Source operations

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    • View Details: View the environment configuration and deployment object details of the package.

    • Download: In a cross-cloud deployment scenario, you must download the deployment package to your local machine so it can be imported and deployed in the destination workspace.

    • Update Deployment Status: In a cross-cloud deployment scenario, to redeploy a package that is not in the Successful or Publish failed. state, you must first manually update its status to either Successful or Publish failed.. The package cannot be redeployed otherwise.

    • Delete: If a deployment package is no longer needed, you can delete it.

      Note

      This action cannot be undone. Proceed with caution.

  • Destination operations

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    After you import the deployment package into the destination workspace, it appears in the Deployment Packages list. The Deployment Type is set to Deployment in Current Workspace, and the Deployment Status is set to Pending Deployment.

    • View Details: View the environment configuration and deployment object details of the package.

    • Users with O&M, Deploy, or Workspace Administrator permissions for the source and destination workspace can Deploy packages in the Pending Deployment state.

    • Delete: If a deployment package is no longer needed, you can delete it.

      Note

      This action cannot be undone. Proceed with caution.

    After deployment, you can perform the following operations:

    • View Details: You can view the deployment status of all objects in the package. If the package is in the Publish failed. state, you can use the details to identify the specific object that failed and resolve the error.

    • Roll Back: Roll back a deployed package to its previous version.