Disabling or enabling a process flow deployment for a virtual environment
Introduction
If you need to temporarily prevent a deployed process flow from running in a virtual environment, you can disable it, then enable it again when you're ready. For example, if your third-party system experiences an outage, you may want to stop a flow running until the issue is resolved.
If you do NOT use virtual environments, different instructions apply; please refer to Enabling & disabling a process flow.
Disabling a flow deployment for a virtual environment
When a process flow deployment is disabled for a virtual environment, the flow stops being initialised in that environment (keep in mind that you're disabling a deployment of a flow, not the flow itself - any deployments of this flow in other virtual environments will be unaffected).
There are two ways to disable a flow deployment for a virtual environment:
Disabling a process flow deployment from the canvas
Access the required process flow
Access the process flow version that you want to disable (it doesn't matter which version is displayed on the canvas).
Access process flow settings
Select flow settings from the actions bar - for example:
View deployments for this process flow
Click the view deployments button:
Access deployment options
Click the ellipsis icon associated with the deployment that you want to disable - for example:
Disable the flow deployment
Select the disable option:
Disabling a process flow deployment from the virtual environment
Access virtual environments
Log in to the dashboard and select virtual environments | overview from the left-hand navigation menu.
Select the required virtual environment
Click the name associated with the virtual environment that you want to access - for example:
Access deployment options
Click the ellipsis icon associated with the deployment that you want to disable - for example:
Disable the flow deployment
Select the disable option:
Enabling a flow deployment for a virtual environment
When a process flow is enabled for a virtual environment, it will be initialised in that environment (as per any defined triggers or API calls). There are two ways to enable a flow deployment for a virtual environment:
Enabling a process flow deployment from the canvas
Access the required process flow
Access the process flow version that you want to enable (it doesn't matter which version is displayed on the canvas).
Access process flow settings
Select flow settings from the actions bar - for example:
View deployments for this process flow
Click the view deployments button:
Access deployment options
Click the ellipsis icon associated with the deployment that you want to enable - for example:
Enable the flow deployment
Select the enable option:
Enabling a process flow deployment from the virtual environment
Access virtual environments
Log in to the dashboard and select virtual environments | overview from the left-hand navigation menu.
Select the required virtual environment
Click the name associated with the virtual environment that you want to access - for example:
Access deployment options
Click the ellipsis icon associated with the deployment that you want to enable - for example:
Enable the flow deployment
Select the enable option:
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