Click on the deploy button from the navigation bar to enter the tool and you will be presented with a list of past deployment attempts, shown in the display below.
Each line details the design that was deployed along with a status which shows its success, failure or progress. Typical statuses include Deployed, Failed and Invoking .
Clicking on each line will expand to show the more details of the design, catalogue model and deployment, including costs, keys and identifiers.
From here you can review all the current and past deployments, which is covered in a different section of the manual.
From the expansion, there are a number of buttons to view information in detail:-
Invocation The build instructions sent to the infrastructure provider, for example in Ansible
Build Output The build output in a raw form, helpful when the structure was not able to be parsed
Formatted Output The build output in a structured form, which generally aids reading and speed of understanding. The display shows a series of ordered steps, which can be expanded by mouse click to show the associated structure.
Configuration Table A configuration table, where applicable, showing the key data for each component.
Configuration Diagram Displays a render of the design, augmented with configuration data from the deployment. An example would be the IP and DNS addresses allocated to each host.
Running deployments
If a deployment is being built, it will transition between a number of states, predominately Invoking. Expanding on the deployment line and the Build Output button will show the current progress of the build.