1. Using Visual Builder Studio
  2. Common Tasks
  3. Deploy and Manage Your Applications
  4. Package, Deploy, and Manage Visual Applications
  5. Deploy a Visual Application to a Development Visual Builder Instance

Deploy a Visual Application to a Development Visual Builder Instance

When you create a project using the Visual Application template, several artifacts are created for you

  • A Git repository that contains the visual application's source code.
  • A Development environment that points to the Visual Builder development instance.
  • Default build jobs that package and deploy the visual application's artifact to the Visual Builder development instance.
  • A pipeline to run the build sequence.
  • Optionally, a private workspace to edit the visual application in the VB Studio Designer.

You'll need to do some configuration for the build steps before you can use them to deploy the application's build artifact to the Development environment. See Configure the Packaging Job and Configure the Deployment Job for more information.