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Deploying with Salto

Get started with deployments, and learn about Salto's different deployment types

Lior Neudorfer avatar
Written by Lior Neudorfer
Updated over 3 months ago

The Salto platform allows users to deploy changes to their SaaS environments in many ways.

To get started, go to the "Compare & Deploy" tab in the environment you wish to deploy changes to, and choose your preferred deployment type from the dropdown menu:

Each deployment consists of multiple steps; the exact flow depends on the deployment type, as detailed below. In all deployments, users can review the deployment just before it's done, in the "Deployment Preview" step.

Deployment Types

Follow the links to learn more about the different deployment types

  1. Compare environments & deploy: choose which configuration elements to align between two environments

  2. Find environment changes & deploy: choose specific changes which were recently made and deploy them; especially useful when deploying to a shared environment

  3. Edit an environment: make changes to a specific environment, using Salto's editing tools or an external code editor

  4. Deploy from SFDX/SDF pull request: deploy an SFDX (Salesforce) or an SDF (Netsuite) change from a git pull request directly into an environment

    1. Note: This option will only appear on Salesforce and Netsuite environments

  5. Promote a deployment: replicate a set of changes made to a specific environment, to another target environment

    1. To do this, pick a deployment from the Deployments History tab, then select "Promote" from its options menu:

  6. Revert a deployment: revert all changes made in a previous deployment

    1. To do this, pick a deployment from the Deployments History tab, then select "Revert" from its options menu, as seen in the screenshot above

  7. Restore an environment to a previous version: compare an environment to some previous state, then select changes to revert

    1. To do this, pick a version from your Change Log, then select "Restore" from its options menu:
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