Overview of the Deploy Interface
The Deploy Interface is where you can deploy your project's metadata from the desired state in your git repository, and see a history of your pipeline's Deploys and Refreshes.

The Deploy Interface
Filters █
The Filters dropdowns allow you to narrow down the runs currently visible. For example, if you wanted to see all failed deployments on the USA PROD environment, you would do the following:
- Select USA PROD on the Environments dropdown
- Select Deploy from the All Types dropdown
- Select Failed from the All Statuses dropdown
- Click Apply Filters and you'll notice the visible Runs and Environments will change

Example Deploy Page with Run Filters in use
Dashboard █
The Dashboard shows a list of your currently deployable environments. From here you can configure and deploy your Environments and hover the colored bars with your mouse to view specific runs. View Documentation allows for quick access to the generated documentation for the current state of that environment. Additionally, you can generate an access token for use in our API or CLI tools.
Activity Feed █
The Activity Feed shows a list of completed and currently running jobs, which include both Refreshes and Deploys.
Individual Run Interface
Clicking on a run in the Activity Feed will open that individual run's details.

An Individual Run's Interface
Run Header █
This section shows the Environment, run ID number, and Nodes progress bar.
Run Information █
This section shows many details about the run, many updated in real time. One can select Details, Connection, and Parameters from the left side to see the various listings.
Run Results █
Each line or stage is a single SQL query for one one of the Nodes in that run. There can be multiple stages per Node, so the number of stages doesn't necessarily equal the number of Nodes.
Run Cancellation
Coalesce deployment and refresh runs can be cancelled while they're still in progress by clicking the Cancel Run button in the Run Header. Two actions occur upon cancellation:
- Coalesce aborts all queued and running Snowflake queries.
- Coalesce stops submitting queries to Snowflake.
Updated about 1 month ago