Redeploy a Data Kit When Its Data Graph Is Deployed
When you redeploy a data kit that contains an already-deployed data graph, Data 360
leaves the data graph unchanged and marks it as successful. This process ensures that the overall
data kit deployment succeeds.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Data Kits, and then select Data
Kits.
Open the data kit, and click Data Kit Deploy.
In the Deploy window, enter the required org ID.
Click Deploy.
On the Deployment History tab, monitor the deployment status
When deployment finishes, the existing data graph and the overall data kit deployment show a
successful status.
Note This behavior applies to a data graph that is already deployed. The transcript doesn’t
establish equivalent behavior for other data kit components or other causes of deployment
failure.
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