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Auto Deploy

On the Auto Deploy page, you can configure and automate the deployment process to ensure your application runs efficiently and securely. Below is a detailed feature introduction:

Auto Deploy Status​

On the Auto Deploy page, there are two deployment statuses:

  1. Activated: The application is deployed and running.
  2. Suspended: The application is paused and not running.

Each deployment task list includes the following fields:

  • ID: A unique identifier for each deployment task.
  • Name: The name of the deployment task.
  • Status: The current deployment status (Activated, Suspended).
  • Instance Status: The current runtime status of the instance (e.g., Standby, Running).
  • Cost: The cost of the deployment (e.g., 0.000 Credit).
  • Last Running Time: The most recent time the application was running.
  • Action: Available actions for managing the deployment (see the section below).

Available Actions in Auto Deploy​

The Action column provides the following operations:

1. Edit​

  • Function: Edit deployment configurations.
  • Use case: Modify the deployment name, environment variables, or other settings.

2. Suspend​

  • Function: Pause the deployment and stop the application.
  • Use case: Save resources when the application is not needed.

3. Deploy​

  • Function: Start or redeploy the application.
  • Use case: Run or restore the application when needed.

4. Delete​

  • Function: Remove the deployment task.
  • Use case: Free up resources when the application is no longer needed. Your deployment cannot be restored after the delete.

5. Resume​

  • Function: Resumes a suspended application.
  • Use Case: When an instance is in the Suspended state and needs to be restarted, this action restores it to the Activated state. After that, you can click Deploy to redeploy the instance.

6. Release​

  • Function: Releases instance resources and changes the instance to the Released state.
  • Use Case: When an already deployed instance is no longer needed, you can click Release to free up resources and stop cost calculation.

New Deploy Process​

Step 1: Set Rule Information​

When you click the New Deploy button, a form will appear where you need to fill in the following details to create a new deployment:

  1. Deploy Name: Enter the deployment name.
  2. Deploy Description (optional): Provide a brief description.
  3. Access Method: Choose the access method (currently, only Public is supported).
  4. Instance & Image: Select the instance and image to deploy.
  5. Instance Type: Choose the instance type.
  6. Region: Select the deployment region.
  7. Port: Specify the port to use.
  8. Start Command (optional): Set the startup command for the application.
  9. Maximum Number of Instances: Define the maximum number of instances for this deployment.

Step 2: Confirm Deployment​

  1. After completing the form, click Confirm.
  2. The system will start deploying the application.
  3. Once deployment is successful, the application status will appear as Activated.

Notes​

  • Delete is irreversible: Once an application is deleted, it cannot be restored.

  • Suspending saves resources: Use Suspend if the application is not needed temporarily.

  • Verify settings before deployment: Ensure configurations are correct to prevent deployment errors.

This is a complete guide to Auto Deploy. For more detailed explanations, please refer to the following sections.