Setup Continuous delivery

Overview 

If you do not want to use SiteSync, the setup procedures that you have to perform are standard. They depend only on the environment(s) that you have set currently.

The standard Continuous delivery setup includes:

Environments: You have following environments:

  • Development environment
  • One or more Test environments
  • Live environment

SiteSync: You do not want to use SiteSync.

Determine your current setup

Before you setup the Continuous delivery process, which of the following environments you currently use – Development, Test, Live, Staging environment for SiteSync, or do you want to start a new project.

The following chart lists all the existing setups that you may have and the respective procedure for setting Continuous delivery, depending on your current setup:

Setup procedure New
proj
Existing environments 
Dev Test Stg Live
New project
published2        
Development environment
  published2      
More than one environment
  published2 published2    
  published2   published2  
  published2     published2
  published2 published2 published2  
  published2 published2   published2
  published2   published2 published2
  published2 published2 published2 published2

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