Enabling & disabling a flow deployment

Introduction

When a process flow is deployed it is also enabled, which means it will run automatically, according to any trigger settings.

If you need to pause a process flow from running automatically (for example, to troubleshoot an issue with associated systems), you can disable and then re-enable it.

Availability of enable and disable options depends on the current state of the selected flow deployment. If the flow deployment is currently enabled, then a disable option is available. If the selected flow deployment is currently disabled, an enable option is available.

Need to know

• When a flow deployment is disabled, it remains deployed but does not run automatically.

The steps

To enable/disable a process flow deployment, follow the steps below.

1

Access version details for the required process flow

Open settings for the required process flow and scroll down to the versions panel.

For detailed instructions, please refer to Accessing process flow versions.

2

Access deployment details

Click the view deployments button:

The deploy flow modal opens, showing deployment options in the upper panel and existing deployments for this flow in the lower panel - for example:

If you use virtual environments, a single process flow might be deployed multiple times.

3

Access deployment options

Click the ellipsis icon associated with the deployment that you want to enable/disable - for example:

4

Select enable or disable

If the selected flow deployment is currently enabled, you can disable it now. If the selected flow deployment is currently disabled, you can enable it now. For example: