AEM Cloud Manager dispatcher deployment pipeline slow in Stage environment
This article explains what to do when the dispatcher deployment pipeline in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Cloud Manager takes longer than expected to complete in a Stage or non-production environment.
Description description
Environment
- Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Cloud Manager
- Stage or non-production environment
Issue/Symptoms
The dispatcher deployment pipeline takes significantly longer than usual to complete in a Stage or non-production environment.
- The validation, build, and code-quality steps complete successfully.
- The deployment appears delayed during the Stage rollout process.
- No explicit error messages or pipeline failures appear.
- The deployment eventually completes after the environment services reach a stable state.
Cause
Cloud Manager waits for all environment services to reach a stable and ready state before completing the deployment.
Resolution resolution
Follow the steps below to resolve the issue:
- Review the pipeline execution details in Cloud Manager to identify which steps are taking additional time.
- Confirm that the validation, build, and code-quality steps have completed successfully.
- If the deployment is delayed during the Stage rollout, check the environment’s web-tier services for readiness status if you have access to environment monitoring tools.
- Allow the deployment to continue if the pipeline is still progressing, as Cloud Manager waits for all environment services to reach a stable and ready state before completing the deployment.
- Avoid cancelling or retrying the deployment unless there is a clear failure or error message, as temporary delays can occur during environment-side rollout or readiness checks.
- Verify that the code and configuration changes are present in the Stage environment after the deployment completes.
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