Use this page to view a deployment environment. Depending
on the pattern, you can also access Deployment Topology, Deferred
Configuration, Failed Event Manager, and Authentication Aliases pages
from this page.
Security role required: Your userid
must be associated with either Administrator or Configurator role
to use this page.
To view this administrative console page, click .
Important: After you have configured the deployment environment,
you can only update the description for the deployment environment
using this page.
The following options are available on this page.
- Deployment Environment
- Specifies the name of the deployment environment. The system uses
this name in a pattern applied to cluster names generated from this
deployment environment definition so you can associate clusters with
their associated deployment environments.
Note: You will not be able
to change the name after you have generated the deployment environment.
- Deployment Environment Pattern
- Specifies the deployment environment pattern used when creating
the deployment environment.
You cannot modify the
Deployment Environment pattern from this page.
- Description
- Communicates relevant information about the deployment environment.
Use this field to describe the purpose of the environment, what can
be deployed to the environment and other useful information to help
those who may use this deployment environment in the future.
- Deployment Environment Status
- An icon that indicates the current status of the deployment environment.
- Cluster
- Specifies the function of the cluster in the deployment environment.
The values could be Application, Messaging, and Support.
- Cluster Name
- The name used to identify this cluster in the deployment environment
definition. The system derives the name from the name of the deployment
environment.
- Status
- The current status of each function. The icons are explained in "Deployment
environment functional status".
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