does not intervene. Both the Dev and QA stages required approval before the next stage could begin. Figure Viewing release path Now let’s look at how the Fabrikam Fiber team defined the process used to deploy their web application. Navigate to Configure Apps | Release Templates and then double-click on the Fabrikam Call Center template. Figure Configuring release template The release template designer has a toolbox with control flow building blocks, servers, custom components, and a of other actions and tools to help with deployment. Select the Properties link. Figure Viewing release template properties Here you can see that the release template is set and a build definition is assigned. Also, note the option to allow builds to trigger releases. Triggering a release from a build requires the use of a modified build template and the installation of the Release Management Client on the build server. Figure Viewing release template properties Select the Close key to close the Properties window. The first stage should be selected with its deployment sequence shown below. For the purposes of this lab, the deployment sequence is relatively simple to help illustrate the concept. Select the Collapse All button so that we can dig into the example deployment sequence starting at a high level of detail. Figure Location of Collapse All button
does not intervene. Both the Dev and QA stages required approval before the next stage could begin. Figure Viewing release path Now let’s look at how the Fabrikam Fiber team defined the process used to deploy their web application. Navigate to Configure Apps | Release Templates and then double-click on the Fabrikam Call Center template. Figure Configuring release template The release template designer has a toolbox with control flow building blocks, servers, custom components, and a of other actions and tools to help with deployment. Select the Properties link. Figure Viewing release template properties Here you can see that the release template is set and a build definition is assigned. Also, note the option to allow builds to trigger releases. Triggering a release from a build requires the use of a modified build template and the installation of the Release Management Client on the build server. Figure Viewing release template properties Select the Close key to close the Properties window. The first stage should be selected with its deployment sequence shown below. For the purposes of this lab, the deployment sequence is relatively simple to help illustrate the concept. Select the Collapse All button so that we can dig into the example deployment sequence starting at a high level of detail. Figure Location of Collapse All button
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