Audit Trail

Jobs and tasks are the two fundamental concepts of the deployment system. A deployment job specifies one or more packages to be available on one or more target systems. A deployment task represents each individual deployment of a software package on a target system. Deployment job reporting allows you to query the status of deployment jobs.
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Jobs and tasks are the two fundamental concepts of the deployment system. A deployment job specifies one or more packages to be available on one or more target systems. A deployment task represents each individual deployment of a software package on a target system. Deployment job reporting allows you to query the status of deployment jobs.
You can create and control, and can review the state of deployment jobs. After the job starts, 
Server Automation
 delegates the individual deployment tasks to available distribution servers that complete the actual deployment. To verify that the deployment is successful and to identify and address issues, you can track the progress of the job as it runs.
A remote deployment can provide the following information:
  • Which deployment jobs are currently:
    • Inactive (not yet started)
    • Active
    • Completed, which were:
      • Successful
      • Partially successful
      • Unsuccessful
  • Which deployment jobs are:
    • Associated with a specific target machine
    • Associated with a specific package or package group
  • Which packages are deployed to a specific target machine
  • Which user created or started deployment of a specific package
  • Which machines are targeted in a specific deployment job
  • Which machines the active deployment jobs target
Remote Deployment supports deploying software to UNIX and Linux systems with the /tmp file system mounted with the noexec flag.