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  • Edit Running Applications
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  1. Stream Processing with Cortex
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Update Running Applications

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Last updated 8 months ago

Cortex offers the capability to edit and redeploy Running Applications on the same Runner with minimal disruption. The ability to update a Running Application has the following benefits

  • Rapid Updates: Directly edit and redeploy Applications, bypassing the need for creating a new Runner, and/or stopping your Running Application.

  • Continuous Operation: Maintain your Application's uptime while applying updates, ensuring no break in service.

Edit Running Applications

To edit your Deployed Applications, use the Edit button located under the column on the Applications Page. While editing, you can utilize Node and Application Healthchecks to verify that your Application is ready for deployment.

Check Readiness for Deployment

If the Application Healthcheck indicates readiness and you wish to update your current Application, select the Run with Last Edits button, also found under the column on the Applications Page.

This process is fully automated and represents a quicker alternative to redeploying your Applications that you have edited on a different Runner or even the same Runner from scratch.

Provide Personel Encryption Keys

Subsequently, you will be prompted to provide the for any Runner- and Application-level Vaults, if they are used within the Application.

Once you've entered the required Personal Encryption Keys, initiating the run with Last Editsbutton will commence running your Application with the latest edits, ensuring a seamless transition and continuous operation.

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