Deployment Status

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Deployment Status

Deployment status information (lists of deployments, computers, and other details) is displayed in the following places in PDQ Deploy:

All Deployments page (shows all deployments in the system)

Deployment Status Page Details

Deployment Status Icons

Package page > Deployments tab (deployments for the selected package)

Deployment Status window (status for one deployment).

The various panels display information during and after deployments.

Deployment information is kept in the database until it is manually deleted or automatically cleaned up. The cleanup process ensures that old deployment history is cleared out. The default cleanup interval is set to 30 days. For more information, see Cleanup settings in Deployments Preferences.

All Deployments PAGE

To view the All Deployments page, on the Main Console window, select All Deployments in the tree. The graphic below shows the All Deployments page with its components called out.

 

The panels can be resized by clicking between them and dragging. The sidebars can be pinned open or collapsed . Click the sidebar to show or hide the details. For more information about sidebars, see Details Sidebars.

Deployment Status Page Details

The following table describes the components of the status page (All Deployments and Package > Deployments tab) and the options available on each panel.

Panel/Sidebar

Details

Deployments

Lists all deployments in the system (All Deployments page) or the deployments for the selected package (Package page > Deployments tab). By default, the list is sorted with the most recent deployment at the top (click the title of a column to change sort order).


Redeploy

Right-click a deployment and select Redeploy (or press Ctrl+R) or Redeploy to Failed Computers (or press Ctrl+Shift+R).

Deployments can be redeployed to all computers, selected computers, or to all failed computers. This creates new deployments. If more than one deployment is selected to redeploy to all failed computers and those deployments are from different packages, then one new deployment is created for each package.

Deployment Status

To view the Deployment Status window for one deployment, select a deployment and double-click it or right-click and select Open Deployment Status (or press Ctrl+Shift+D). For additional information, see The Deployment Status Window below.

Deployment Details

Displays details about the deployment including deployment ID number, the name of the package, the schedule associated with the deployment (if applicable), and the number and names of computers.


Package

Click the package name to view the package associated with the deployment.

Schedule

Click the schedule name to view the schedule associated with the deployment (if applicable).

Redeploy

Click Redeploy to redeploy to successful and failed target computers.

Computers

Lists target computers and their status information during and after deployment for the deployment selected in the Deployments panel.


xx Step(s)

Click a Step link to view the status info for each step in the package. Click Output Log to view the details for a step.

NOTE: Output logs are created for .msi files or any install file or command that sends output to STDOUT.

More Info

Click to open the More Info window, which shows the reason for the failed deployment and provides links to additional details and possible solutions.

Abort

You can stop an entire deployment or you can stop deployments to selected computers. Right-click a deployment (Deployment panel) or one or more selected computers (Computers panel), then select Abort.

Aborted deployments may not stop immediately. The server may start the deployment before the interface is able to update and it may take some time to notify the computer to abort. In this time the deployment may finish.

Redeploy

Select one or more computers, then right-click and select Deploy (or press Ctrl+R).

Computer Details

Displays the status details for the selected computer.

Deployment Status Icons

When the status of a deployment changes, its icon changes. The table below explains the possible states of a deployment and the related icons.

State

Icon

Description

Deployment Fail

Deployment failed on all target computers.

Deployment Start

Deployment started and in progress.

Deployment Success

Deployment ran successfully on all target computers.

Deployment Warning

Multiple targets with a mixture of successful and failed deployments.

Package Page—Deployments Tab

The graphic below shows the Package page > Deployments tab:

The Deployments tab on the Package page is essentially identical to the All Deployments page, except that it only shows the deployments for a single package. For details about its components, see the above tables Deployment Status Page Details and Deployment Status Icons.

The Deployment Status Window

To open the Deployment Status window, select a deployment and double-click it (or right-click and select Open Deployment Status, or press Ctrl+Shift+D). The graphic below shows the Deployment Status window for a single deployment.

The Deployment Status window contains much of the same information and links for a single deployment as the Deployments tab or All Deployments page. For details about its components, see the above table Deployment Status Page Details.

 

 

 

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