1 Introduction
In the Environments section of the Deploy category, there is an overview of three tabs:
- Deploy
- Deployment Package Repository
- Environments
- Activities
- Custom Domain
- Certificates
- Linked Custom Domains
- Access Restriction Profiles
- IP Address Filtering
- TLS Client Certificate Verification
2 Deploy
In the Deploy tab, you can find the information below about your environment.
2.1 Deployment Package Repository
In the Deployment Package Repository section, there is an overview of the following:
- Deployment package
- Version of the deployment package
- Creation date of the deployment package
- Uploaded by
- Expire date of the deployment package
Actions
There are also four actions you can perform, which are described below.
2.1.1 Creating a Package from Team Server
In this section, you can click Create a Package from Team Server and select a branch containing the revision you would like to build.
2.1.2 Uploading
When you click Upload, you can upload an .mda file from your local device.
2.1.3 Viewing the Details of the Deployment Package
Next to the deployment package info, if you click Details, the following items will be displayed:
- Size of the package
- Description of the package
- A build output
- An overview of the environments that are currently running on this deployment package
Actions
There are also two action you can perform:
- Download the package
- Delete the package
2.1.4 Deploying a Deployment Package
If you click Deploy, the package from the team server will be transported to the environment that you select to upload.
2.2 Environments
2.2.1 Standard Licensed Environments
In this section, you have the an overview of all the available environments with the following details:
- Environment name
- Environment status
- Name of the deployment package
- The version of the deployment package
- Runtime (Mendix Studio Pro version)
- The URL of the app
There are three types of environment statuses:
- Green – there are no alerts
- Orange – there is at least one warning alert, but no critical alerts
- Red – there is at least one critical alert
The environment status is cached; there can be a delay of up to five minutes before the status icon displays a change of status.
To see the details of the alerts, click Alerts under the Operate category. This is documented here: Alerts.
Actions
There are two actions you can take :
Details of the selected environment – information about the details available are documented here: Details
Transport to … – initiates the staging of an environment to the next stage: acceptance or production
2.2.2 Flexible Environments
If your node supports flexible environments you will see a slightly different format for the list of environments.
This shows a similar list of details (the differences are highlighted):
- Environment status
- Environment name
- PROD will be checked if this environment is a production environment (this is set when the environment is first created)
- Name and version of the deployment package
- Runtime (Mendix Studio Pro version)
- PLAN indicates the plan for this environment - you can see more information about the plan on the Details page.
- The URL of the app
You can use the Search… box to find a specific environment.
Reordering Environments
If you are the Technical Contact you can reorder the environments by dragging and dropping:
Actions
For flexible environments there is only one action you can take :
- Details of the selected environment – information about the details available are documented here: Details
There is no concept of staging, and you need to deploy your app directly to the target environment.
2.3 Activity
If you are the Technical Contact you can download a copy of the activity log as follows:
- Click Download to CSV.
Choose the period for which you want to download log entries. If you choose Custom Period you will need to enter a valid period using Start Date and End Date.
Click Download.
Operations carried out by the Mendix Operations Desk are not currently logged on the activity log.
These are activities which are performed on a customer’s behalf only with written approval through a support ticket.
3 Custom Domain
In this tab you can manage your custom domain certificates on an application level.
When your Mendix app needs to be accessible via your own URL (for example, https://myapp.mycompany.com/), you have to provide a custom domain certificate (an SSL/TLS certificate) so that we can keep serving your Mendix app via a secure connection.
There is also a section with an overview of linked custom domains.
For more information, see Custom Domains.
4 Access Restriction Profiles
In this tab you can manage custom access restriction profiles. These profiles can combine IP range filters and client certificate verification. Access restriction profiles can be applied to path-based access restrictions in specific environments of the application.
For more information on setting up access restriction profiles, see Restrict Access for Incoming Requests