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# Deployment Map

> For the full documentation index, see: https://docs.mulesoft.com/llms.txt

The deployment map shows the current status of the run configurations. The deployment map only shows
run configurations of processes for which you’re a team member.

The interrelationships of processes, RPA Bots, and configurations are mapped as a network.

You can view and manage all your run configurations in one place:

- Switch between test and production configurations.

- Switch between hierarchical and star network views.

- Filter the bots and configurations by status.

- Switch directly to the detailed view of a process or a configuration.

- Execute test configurations.

- Execute, pause, and stop production configurations.

You must manually keep configuration changes in RPA Manager and Anypoint Exchange in sync.
Configurations might become out of sync in the following situations:

- Invocable run configurations deleted in RPA Manager might still exist in Anypoint Exchange, but
  the bot can’t run them and they don’t appear in RPA Manager.

- Invocable configuration assets deprecated in Anypoint Exchange might still appear in RPA Manager.

## Before You Begin

- Ask an organization administrator in Access Management to assign you the required permissions:

  <table><colgroup><col> <col> <col></colgroup><thead><tr><th>Action</th><th>RPA Permission</th><th>Deprecated RPA Permission</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><p>View the process deployment map.</p></td><td><p>RPA Operations Viewer, RPA Operations Manager, RPA Administrator</p></td><td><p>Process Deployment Map Open</p></td></tr></tbody></table>

- You can only view processes for which you’re part of the process team.

- To execute, pause, or stop configurations, obtain the needed team member permissions for the
  respective phase.

- You can’t interact with invocable configurations.

- The deployment map shows only bots that have configurations deployed.

## Filter Configurations by Status

To show a subset of the map, filter the configurations by status.

You can use the following filters:

- Deployed:

  Show all process-configuration-bot combinations in which the configuration is deployed.

- Undeployed

  Show all process-configuration-bot combinations in which the configuration is not deployed.

- Paused

  Show all process-configuration-bot combinations in which the configuration is deployed.

- Errors and warnings

  Show all process-configuration-bot combinations in which errors or warnings occur.

You can refine the filter results using the same filters again.

To filter configurations by status:

1.  Open the **Deployment Map** view in the **Process Operations** module.

2.  Click **Filter by state**.

3.  Select a filter.

4.  To refine the result, deselect the filters that you don’t want to use on the shown subset.

The deployment map view is updated.

To show the complete map again, click **Reset Filters**.

## Manage Configuration Executions

The actions **Start**, **Deploy**, **Run Process Now**, **Pause**, **Continue**, and **Revoke
process** refer to a single configuration. The action does not change identical configurations that
are deployed to a different bot or different configurations that are deployed to the same bot.

1.  Open the **Deployment Map** view in the **Process Operations** module.

2.  Click on a process configuration element in the network and select the appropriate action from
    the context menu.

## See Also

- [Deploying Automations](https://docs.mulesoft.com/rpa-manager/processautomation-deploy)