Attempt Status

The following is the list of status codes that the deployer will report when it attempts to deploy an application.

• Success: The application was successfully deployed and the system was able to run a workload and capture queries.

• Download Error: The system failed to download the application's source code from the on-line repository. This could be a transient network error or the application could have been deleted.

• Missing Required Files: The application did not contain the necessary files that are needed to deploy and run it. This likely means that the application is not the project type that we assumed that it was. This can occur if the crawler mis-idenfies it as a database application.

• Missing Dependencies: The deployer was unable to determine what dependencies are needed to automatically deploy the application.

• Database Error: The application failed to instantiate and synchronize its database properly. This can occur if there are additional manual steps that are needed prior to deployment.

• Running Error: The system was able to install the dependencies needed for the application but then it experienced an unexpected error when trying to actually run it. This could because the application in its current form is broken and is thus not runnable.

• No Queries: The application was successfully deployed but the system was not able to run a workload and capture queries.