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6 += Managing releases - Best practice
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5 5  In previous microlearnings, we have already explained quite a lot about what releases are and how you should handle releases. In this microlearning, we will take a look at the management part of releases. This microlearning will focus on how to ensure flows are assigned to containers and why that is important.
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7 7  Should you have any questions, please contact academy@emagiz.com.
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12 +- Last update: October 13th, 2021
13 +- Required reading time: 5 minutes
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9 9  == 1. Prerequisites ==
10 10  - Intermediate knowledge of the eMagiz platform
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13 13  This microlearning centers on containers. Containers in this context are the same as the runtimes of eMagiz that you will see in the runtime dashboard of eMagiz under Deploy - Runtime Dashboard. Each system in the model will create a runtime or container. You have to explain eMagiz what flows will run on what container. Notably important for the process container that holds the onramps and offramps - selection can be made how to spread these across one or more containers
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15 15  **Some basic considerations:**
16 -* Default behavior of new onramps and offramps is that these will be spread over all process containers. In some cases this desirable (2 containers - failover setup), but in some case one has to be specific and ensure the flows are put on the right process container
17 -* In case a certain flow is made part of a release, but has not been assigned to any container than that release can't be set to active
18 -* Entry and Exit flow are always put on the system specific container
19 -* Exit gate flows are always put on the Gateway Container
20 -* Event processors are always put on the Event Container
22 +- Default behavior of new onramps and offramps is that these will be spread over all process containers. In some cases this desirable (2 containers - failover setup), but in some case one has to be specific and ensure the flows are put on the right process container
23 +- In case a certain flow is made part of a release, but has not been assigned to any container than that release can't be set to active
24 +- Entry and Exit flow are always put on the system specific container
25 +- Exit gate flows are always put on the Gateway Container
26 +- Event processors are always put on the Event Container
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22 22  Please make sure that the maximum number of flows on any container is approx. 60 flows
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42 42  == 5. Key takeaways ==
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44 44  The key aspects are:
45 - * Ensure to consider the container assigments when making releases
46 - * Considering setting the maximum number of flows on a process container to allow optimal performance of the container
51 + - Ensure to consider the container assigments when making releases
52 + - Considering setting the maximum number of flows on a process container to allow optimal performance of the container
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49 49  == 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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55 55  As this is a more theoretical microlearning we have no video for this.
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