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Disabling or enabling a process flow deployment for a virtual environment

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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.

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When a process flow version is deployed to a virtual environment (either individually or as part of a package), it is enabled automatically. The steps detailed on this page are only required if you need to disable a deployed process flow for any reason and then enable it again later.

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If you do NOT use virtual environments, different instructions apply; please refer to Enabling & disabling a process flow.

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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:

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Disabling a process flow deployment from the canvas

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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).

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Access process flow settings

Select flow settings from the actions bar - for example:

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View deployments for this process flow

Click the view deployments button:

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Access deployment options

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

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Disable the flow deployment

Select the disable option:

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Disabling a process flow deployment from the virtual environment

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Access virtual environments

Log in to the dashboardarrow-up-right and select virtual environments | overview from the left-hand navigation menu.

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Select the required virtual environment

Click the name associated with the virtual environment that you want to access - for example:

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Access deployment options

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

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Disable the flow deployment

Select the disable option:

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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:

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Enabling a process flow deployment from the canvas

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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).

2

Access process flow settings

Select flow settings from the actions bar - for example:

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View deployments for this process flow

Click the view deployments button:

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Access deployment options

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

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Enable the flow deployment

Select the enable option:

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Enabling a process flow deployment from the virtual environment

1

Access virtual environments

Log in to the dashboardarrow-up-right and select virtual environments | overview from the left-hand navigation menu.

2

Select the required virtual environment

Click the name associated with the virtual environment that you want to access - for example:

3

Access deployment options

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

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Enable the flow deployment

Select the enable option:

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