cplace Release & Deployment
Roll out cplace solutions across stages yourself — and know what the solution package covers and what it doesn’t.
Half day | Remote or on-site | 4–8 participants | by arrangement | €845 per participant
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What it’s about
cplace Release & Deployment is a compact half day for everyone who transports their cplace solution from stage to stage themselves. You place the solution-management lifecycle, assemble a solution package, run the transport and keep the typical pitfalls in view — version compatibility, required apps and the manual steps the package doesn’t carry over.
The format is offered on demand. This is ideal when your team wants to own transport and release management itself.
Who it’s for / prerequisites
For solution consultants, solution engineers and solution architects as well as roles with technical release-management responsibility. You understand cplace as a platform (cplace Fundamentals) and have experience in no-code implementation (No-Code Implementation).
Key topics
- The solution management lifecycle and core terms (package · design · version · installation · slot)
- Assembling a solution package: separating the data model from data
- Transport A→B: download and upload, installation and upgrade
- Limits and dependencies of solution management
- Manual deployment steps: what the package does not carry, documented traceably
What you’ll be able to do
- Place the solution-management lifecycle and know where your deployment sits within it.
- Assemble a solution package and cleanly separate the data model from the data.
- Run the transport A→B.
- Mind version compatibility across cplace releases and required apps.
- Plan the manual deployment steps and document them traceably.
- Build and deploy patch releases.
How an enquiry works
Interest → scoping → quote → preparation → delivery
Recommended, not required: if you know exactly what you need, enquire directly.
FAQ
As a compact half day, yes, especially if you transport your solution from stage to stage yourself.
For two groups: roles with technical release-management responsibility, and technical roles such as engineer or architect who need the basics to deploy cleanly and with low risk.
