As a best practice, you should use Deployment Manager 4.8 or newer to automate your
business change management process, run CI/CD pipelines to merge a revision package to the
development system of record (SOR), and subsequently deploy that package through to your
production environment by using a deployment pipeline.
Important: Your Deployment Manager version must be 4.8 or
newer. Previous versions of Deployment Manager do not support working with revision
management packages.
After a revision manager submits a change request in the
business operations environment and a strategy designer implements the required changes, the
new revision must be deployed to production. To automatize the deployment process, use
Deployment Manager pipelines. You can merge a revision to a deployment pipeline directly from
the Pega Customer Decision Hub portal.
Log in to the Pega Customer Decision Hub portal as an operator with the
RevisionManager access role.
In the left navigation panel, click Revision Management.
On the Revision Management landing page, click Revisions.
Click the revision that you want to deploy and review its contents.
Click Deploy revision.
In the Pipelines section, select a Deployment Manager pipeline
to merge the package to the development system of record, as shown in the following
figure:
As a best practice, in the Comment field, enter a short
description of the changes included in the revision, for example, Introduced a
new business issue.
Click Deploy.
Result: Deployment Manager queues the revision to merge it into a pipeline. After a
successful merge, the revision deploys automatically to all environments in the pipeline.
You can monitor the status of the deployment process in the Pega Customer Decision Hub portal, as shown in the following figure:
Optional: Depending on the configuration of your deployment pipeline, you may need to manually
approve the revision for deployment to your production environment. If required, click the
Deployment Manager portal link and approve the revision in
Deployment Manager, as in the following figure: