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An Introduction to the Deploy Agent The Deploy Agent is responsible for promoting your integration from development to production and ensuring it runs reliably. Once your workflows are implemented and tested, deployment makes them available in a production environment where they can execute continuously and be monitored. Versori provides built-in tools for versioning, monitoring, and operational management so integrations can run safely at scale.

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Before Deploying: Your Checklist

Before promoting a Project to production, confirm the following:
  • Production credentials: Ensure your Connections use production credentials and correct authentication scopes.
  • Environment configuration: Set environment variables, secrets, and any configuration values required by your integration.
  • Rate-limit guardrails: Confirm retry policies and request limits align with the upstream APIs you are calling.
  • Alerting and monitoring: Enable alerts for workflow failures, latency spikes, or unexpected behaviour.
  • Operational ownership: Define on-call or escalation paths for critical integrations.

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After Deployment

Once deployed, monitor and maintain your integration to ensure it continues to run reliably.
  • Monitor logs and metrics: Track workflow execution, error rates, and performance to identify issues early.
  • Tune retries and backoff policies: Adjust retry behaviour as needed to handle API limits and intermittent failures.
  • Version updates safely: Use versioning to roll out changes gradually and avoid disrupting running integrations.
  • Keep connectors up to date: Update Connector versions when upstream APIs change to maintain compatibility.

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What to do Next

Once your integration is deployed, it can run continuously and support production workflows. You can now monitor executions, iterate on new versions, and scale your integrations as requirements evolve.