Publishing and deploying a Maestro Flow

Nota:

Maestro Flow is in Preview.

Publishing a Maestro Flow

Deploying a Maestro Flow makes it available to run in production. Before publishing, verify your flow works as expected by running it in Debug mode at least once.

To publish a Maestro Flow project:

1. Abre el proyecto.
2. Selecciona Publicar en la barra de herramientas superior.
3. En la ventana Publicar automatización:
   • Enter a name and description for your automation. If you are republishing a project you already published before, you cannot edit the name.
   • Selecciona dónde publicar:
     • Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed — the automation is published to your personal workspace and is only available to you. This is the default selection.
     • Orchestrator Tenant Processes Feed — the automation is published to the global tenant feed and is available to all users assigned to folders that use the tenant feed.
   • Select a version. A version is generated automatically starting with 1.0.0 when you first publish, and incremented automatically every time you republish.
4. Selecciona Publicar.

Studio Web validates the flow before packaging it. If validation finds blocking errors — such as missing required fields or unresolved node connections — the publish is stopped and the errors are reported. Resolve them and publish again.

Nota:

• Maestro Flow projects published to the Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed are automatically deployed in Orchestrator.
• Publishing to the Orchestrator Tenant Processes Feed requires the Tenant permission for Packages create, or the predefined Allow to be Automation Publisher role.

Deploying a Maestro Flow

To deploy a published Maestro Flow project, navigate to Orchestrator and:

1. Select the Orchestrator folder you want to deploy your project in.
2. Navigate to the Automations page and select Add process.
3. Choose the Maestro Flow project from the Package Source Name dropdown, followed by the version from Package Version.
4. Select Next to advance through the requirements and settings pages.
5. Select Create to deploy the Maestro Flow.

After deployment, any triggers defined in the flow become active — scheduled triggers start firing and connector triggers start listening for events.

To learn more about managing deployed processes, see the Orchestrator guide.