Invoking Full Deployment on Production will cause ___________.
A.
Temporary loss of datainterrupting a customer’s shopping process
B.
Nothing, because if data is already deployed and is current, this action will be ignored
C.
ATG to flush and re apply data on the passive database, switch and then on the other database
D.
ATG to flush and re apply data on the passive database. The active one is not touched to
preventinterruption of data
E.
Nothing, because full deployment is a development activity. It is forbidden when the server
isinproduction mode
Explanation:
The atg.deployment.DeploymentOptions.addOption method supplies various
deployment-wide settings to the DeploymentManager’s deploy() method.
FULL_DEPLOYMENT:Causes a full deployment, where only add operations are included in
the DeploymentData, and the deployment deletes any information in the target repositories or
virtual file systems that is not included in the DeploymentData.
Note:
Full Deployment
A full deployment comprises two steps:
* assets are deleted from the target site.
* All changed assets from the deployed project, and all appropriate existing assets, are deployed
to the site.
Full deployments can be time consuming and resource intensive if the site has a large number ofassets. However, it is especially useful (and sometimes necessary) to refresh assets when they
are modified directly or are corrupt. It is also practical for small sites with few assets, as it can be
performed relatively quickly.
Note#2:
* Configuring and Running a Full Deployment
In the following procedure, you perform a full deployment to transfer assets from the Publishing
server to the Production server. Assets are persistent, publishable objects such as scenarios, user
segments, and HTML files that are used by ATG applications. After the initial installation and
configuration through CIM, the ATG Store assets exist on the Publishing server but they must be
deployed to the Production server to be accessible from the ATG Store website.
* Full Deployment
A full deployment copies all assets from the asset management server to a target site. A full
deployment comprises two steps:
All assets are deleted from the target site.
All assets from projects that are currently and previously deployed to the target site are written to
that site.
Note: A full deployment to a one-off target only includes assets from checked-in projects. Assets
from deployed but still-active projects are excluded from the deployment.
On a site with many assets, full deployments can be time consuming and resource intensive.
Initiate a full deployment in order to refresh all site assets, especially when they are modified
directly or are corrupt.
ATG Platform Programming Guide, atg.deployment.DeploymentOptions