DataWorks:Create a deployment package to deploy objects in the deployment package across clouds

Limits

Your account must meet the following conditions:

• Your account is assigned the Workspace Administrator, O&M, or Deploy role of the source workspace.

• Your account is assigned the Workspace Administrator, O&M, or Deploy role of the destination workspace.

For information about how to assign roles to a user, see the "Add a RAM user to a workspace as a member and assign roles to the member" section in the Manage permissions on workspace-level services topic.

Procedure

For information about the logic of cross-cloud deployment, see Logic description.

Create a deployment package in a source workspace

1. Go to the Deployment Package Creation page.

   In the left-side navigation pane of the Deploy Center page, click Deployment Package Creation.

   Note

   • The Deployment Package Creation page displays the committed nodes in the current workspace. All committed nodes can be packaged and deployed on this page.

   • A node can be repackaged only if the status of the deployment package to which the node belongs is Deployed or Failed.

2. Create a deployment package.

   On the Deployment Package Creation page, add the objects that you want to deploy, such as nodes, functions, and resources, to a deployment package.

   1. Select a deployment environment.

      In the area that is marked with 1, select a cross-cloud deployment environment for the deployment package that you want to create.

   2. Search for objects based on specific conditions.

      In the area that is marked with 2, search for objects based on specific conditions, such as Solution, Workflow, and Node Type.

   3. Add the objects to a deployment package.

      In the area that is marked with 3, select the objects that you want to deploy and click Batch Add to Deployment Package. After you add the objects to the list of undeployed objects, the number of objects to be deployed is displayed in the upper-right corner of the Nodes to Deploy button.

      Note

      If you want to deploy only a small number of objects, you can find each object that you want to deploy and click Deploy in the Actions column. In the Deployment Confirmation dialog box, you can perform subsequent operations as prompted.

   4. Confirm the deployment information and create the deployment package.

      1. View the objects to be deployed.

         • View the objects to be deployed: Click Nodes to Deploy. In the Nodes to Deploy pane, view the basic information about the objects to be deployed, such as ID, Node Type, Change Type, and Node Status.

         • View object details or remove an object: Find the object that you want to view or remove and click View Details or Remove in the Actions column.

      2. Confirm the deployment information.

         Click Deployment Package Creation. In the Deployment Confirmation dialog box, enter a name in the Deployment Package Name field and check the deployment environment and the objects to be deployed.

      3. After you confirm the deployment information, click Deployment Package Creation. The system creates a deployment package.

         After the deployment package is created, you must download the deployment package on the Deployment Packages page of the source workspace. Then, you can import the deployment package to the destination workspace and deploy the objects in the deployment package.

         Note

         A deployment package can be retained only for 30 days after it is created. We recommend that you download and save the created deployment package at the earliest opportunity. After 30 days, you can no longer download the deployment package. You must create another deployment package.

         Note

         • For a node whose instance generation mode is Next Day, the deployment takes effect based on the following rules:

           • If you deploy the node before 23:30 on the current day, the deployment takes effect on an instance that is generated for the node on the next day.

           • If you deploy the node after 23:30 on the current day, the deployment takes effect on an instance that is generated for the node on the third day.

         • For a node whose instance generation mode is Immediately After Deployment, the deployment takes effect based on the following rules:

           • If the scheduling time of the node is at least 10 minutes after the node is deployed, the updated instance is generated as scheduled.

           • If the scheduling time of the node is within 10 minutes after the node is deployed, or you deploy the node after 23:30 on the current day, the updated instance is generated on the third day.

Download the deployment package from the source workspace

1. Go to the Deployment Packages page.

   In the left-side navigation pane of the Deploy Center page, click Deployment Packages.

2. Download the deployment package.

   On the Deployment Packages page, download the desired deployment package to your on-premises machine.

   1. Search for the desired deployment package.

      On the Deployment Packages page, you can view the basic information about a deployment package, such as the name, deployment environment, and deployment type. You can also filter the desired deployment package based on specific conditions, such as Deployed By, Deployed On, Deployment Status, and Deployment Environment.

   2. Click Download in the Actions column of the desired deployment package.

      Note

      A deployment package can be retained only for 30 days after it is created. We recommend that you download and save the created deployment package at the earliest opportunity. After 30 days, you can no longer download the deployment package. You must create another deployment package.

   3. In the Download Deployment Package message, confirm the information and click OK.

      After you download the deployment package, you can import it to a destination workspace.

Import the deployment package to a destination workspace

1. Go to the Deployment Package Creation page.

   The procedure of going to the Deployment Package Creation page of the destination workspace is similar to the procedure of going to the Deployment Package Creation page of the source workspace. For more information, see the Create a deployment package section in this topic.

2. Import the deployment package.

   1. In the upper-right corner of the Deployment Package Creation page, click Import Deployment Package.

   2. Configure the Deployment Package Name and Upload Method parameters.

      You can set the Upload Method parameter to Upload On-premises File or Upload from OSS.

      • Upload On-premises File: If you select this method, you can directly upload the downloaded deployment package. If the size of a deployment package that you want to upload is less than or equal to 30 MB, select this method.

        Note

        You can upload an on-premises file with a maximum size of 30 MB.

      • Upload from OSS: If you select this method, you must upload the downloaded deployment package to Object Storage Service (OSS) and obtain the URL of OSS. If the size of a deployment package that you want to upload exceeds 30 MB, select this method.

        For information about how to upload a deployment package to OSS, see Upload objects. For information about how to obtain the URL of OSS, see Use object URLs.

   3. Preview and deploy the deployment package.

      After you upload the deployment package, you can click Preview Deployment Package to check the development environment and the objects to be deployed. Click Deploy to deploy the deployment package.

      Note

      If an existing deployment package has the same name as the created deployment package in the destination workspace, the created deployment package overwrites the existing deployment package the first time you deploy the created package. Proceed with caution.