Creating and deploying a package using BMC Remedy Deployment Application
Moving of data and code from one environment to another, such as from QA to production, is a common process that can be very time consuming. The BMC Remedy Deployment Application provides a single method for promoting definitions and data effectively and reliably across environments.
You must have appropriate permissions to use the BMC Remedy Deployment Application. For information about roles and permissions, see BMC Remedy Deployment Application roles and permissions
You can perform the following tasks using BMC Remedy Deployment Application:
- Using the AR System Deployment Management console
- Defining a package
- Defining a precheck for a package
- Importing and exporting a package
- Validating a package
- Archiving a package
- Using a command-line interface to manage a package
Overview of BMC Remedy Deployment Application
The following diagram depicts the functionality of the BMC Remedy Deployment Application utility:
The BMC Remedy Deployment Application plug-in provides the following capabilities:
- Ability to import and export definitions and data
- Ability to call the Analyzer module to validate that a package meets the required standard
- Ability to add a checksum to the package if the package meets the package requirements
- Ability to verify the checksum for a package
- Ability to encapsulate the contents of a package into a single zip file
- Ability to unencapsulate the contents of a package from a single zip file
Note
Currently, you must manually move these types of objects between environments:
- Groups
- Roles
- Distributed Pool
Related topic
Using the AR System Deployment Management console
Comments
The link "https://docs.bmc.com/docs/display/ars91/Managing+a+package" to th developer creating a deployment package is broken.
Hello Frank,
Thanks for sharing your query.
The information you are looking for is available here.
Regards,
Anagha
Hi Team, Is there any specific possibility of integrating the D2P with Jenkins and GitHub for fetching the package and deploying this in production.
Hello Santosh,
We are working on your query. We will respond soon.
Regards,
Anagha
Hello Santosh,
You can use the ard2putil.bat file and integrate the deployment package with Jenkins and GitHub. For more information, see Using a command-line interface to manage a package.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anagha
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