Redeploying an application is used when there is a failure during deployment, and you would like to deploy the exact same package. If fixing the error requires changing anything in the package (even if the .zpk file will be labeled exactly the same as previously), you must remove and deploy the application instead of redeploying it. The flow of the process is as follows:
Important Note:
When using Zend Server, this process is called Redeploy.
When synchronizing with Zend Server Cluster Manager, you can choose to synchronize all or some of the cluster nodes. This is particularly useful when deployment failed on one node, but not on others.
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To redeploy an application:
Important Note: Your webserver is being restarted. The restart has completed once your server's status is changed to the desired status. For more information see Changes to Your Apache During Deployment Actions.
If redeploying does not solve the problem, you can remove the application and deploy a new application package. |
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Note: If this process fails, information is available about the failure in the zdd.log file. |
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Related Links: DeploymentUnderstanding the Package Structure Deployment Methods - The deployment methods available in the Web API Reference Guide Updating an ApplicationRemoving an Application Changes to Your Apache During Deployment Actions |
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