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How to Deploy an Application from the App Catalog Using a Shared Deployment?

Overview

A Shared Deployment allows you to deploy catalog applications on pooled infrastructure resources.

Step 1: Open the App Catalog

  1. Navigate to App Catalog page.

  2. Locate the application you want to deploy.

  3. Click Deploy.

Step 2: Configure Deployment Details

Select Version

Choose the application version from the Version dropdown.

Deployment Name

Review or modify the automatically generated deployment name.

Deployment Type

Select Shared.

Image URL/Tag

The image associated with the selected catalog application is automatically populated.

Step 3: Configure Resources

Specify the following:

CPU Request

Select the CPU allocation required for the application.

Memory Request

Specify the memory allocation required for the application.

Step 4: Configure Environment Variables

The catalog automatically populates required environment variables.

Review the values and update them as required.

Common examples include:

Variable

Description

WORDPRESS_DB_USER

Database username

WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD

Database password

WORDPRESS_DB_NAME

Database name

MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD

MySQL root password

Add Additional Variables

Click Add Environment Variable to configure additional application-specific variables.

Note: Hover over theⓘ (information) icon next to each environment variable to view details about the expected value format and requirements. Some application environment variables include validation rules and must be configured with values that meet the specified criteria.

Step 5: Review Deployment Summary

Review:

  • Deployment name

  • Deployment type

  • Resource allocation

  • Application version

  • Environment variables

Step 6: Create Deployment

Click Create Deployment.

The deployment process begins immediately.

Note

Shared deployments typically become active within 5–10 minutes. Deployment time may vary depending on the application image size.

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