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Daniel Lourenço
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Application Versioning in Outsystems Infrastructures
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Hi,
I'm working at an Outsystems Factory with several eSpaces and extensions that can be logically grouped in some "Applications". As normal, we have three environments - Development, Quality and Production.
In order to control the impact of the deployment of new applications, I would simply like to clearly be able to answer two questions:
- "Which version of application X is installed on each of our environments?"
- "For a specific eSpace - To which application does this eSpace belongs to and which is its current version?"
I think the solution to this problem will always have to be done at two different levels:
- A clearly defined versioning and deployment process
- An application to support the versioning process
Have any of you felt this problem before? Can you share your experience?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel Lourenço
Luis Soares
Hello,
I think you can create a solution for each of your Applications to control their versions and make the deployments easy. The solutions controls the versions process.
Daniel Lourenço
Staff
Hi Luis,
First of all, thanks a lot for your answer.
I agree that the problem should be solved with solutions, but my question is how. That means:
- How is the version numbering controlled?
- How can the information be gathered - which version of each application is installed on each environment and, looking at an eSpace, understanding in which version of the application is it running.
What I would like you to share is the process you use to control your Application deployment and versioning.
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