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# Deployment requests

# Deployment requests in AEMC {#ariaid-title1}

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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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AEMC enables you to deploy changes to production through deployment requests. Learn more about what deployment requests are and where to view them in AEMC. Starting with version 28.2.1 of AEMC, you can also manage ReleaseOps deployment requests from AEMC.

## App Engine deployment requests {#deployment-requests-aemc__section_lkc_ynk_rfc}

The following information applies to App Engine deployment requests. For information about ReleaseOps deployment requests, see the ReleaseOps deployment requests section.

When a developer submits an application in App Engine Studio, Creator Studio, or ServiceNow Studio, a deployment request is created. A deployment request is a record to track the review of submitted applications.

A reviewer can deploy the app to a test environment, reject it, or publish it, all using the App Engine Management Center. If you integrate an existing Change Management program with AEMC, and your app is ready to deploy to production, you can create a change request and deploy the app within a specified change
window.  
1. View details of the deployment request and the application being deployed.
2. Select Approve \& Create Change Request when the app is ready for deployment. This action begins the Change Management processes that you configure using Guided Setup.  
   Nota:  
   If you don't have an existing Change Management program integrated with Pipelines and Deployments, select Approve \& Deploy App to move the deployment to the next stage.
3. View and edit details of the deployment on the Scheduled Deployments tab.
4. View details of the change request on the Change Request tab. Depending on the role you have, you may be able to change some details of the request.
5. Watch the Activity stream for test results, change request progress, and other deployment details.
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Nota:  
If you submit deployment requests without upgrading all instances in the pipeline, your existing pipeline continues to be used.

For more information on reviewing a deployment request, see [Deployment Request form in the Pipelines and Deployments app](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/GlmAfy1qwZVQN~zCg045XA "The Deployment Request form is accessed from within the Pipelines and Deployments section of the App Engine Management Center.") and [Manage deployment requests](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/12Iz2bcs1ZRty3saPcU7Zw "Review and approve or reject deployment requests in the App Engine Management Center (AEMC) as applications move from development to production.").

## ReleaseOps deployment requests {#deployment-requests-aemc__section_zmr_xgm_fhc}

Starting with version 28.2.1 of AEMC, you can also manage ReleaseOps deployment requests from AEMC. ReleaseOps deployment requests are created when deploying using ReleaseOps or when you have migrated an App Engine pipeline to ReleaseOps.  
Figura 1. ReleaseOps deployment request in AEMC

A ReleaseOps deployment request references the release the deployment request is associated with. For more information about ReleaseOps releases, see [Releases in ReleaseOps](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/G~aRMdRk50bi08BCIgmv7w "Scheduled and on-demand releases are how changes are deployed to target instances with ReleaseOps. Releases can contain one or more deployment requests.").  
ReleaseOps deployment requests also contain the following information:

* The update set or update sets with the changes intended to deploy to production
* Any deployment request tasks, which are generated if a deployment request does not pass the assessment stage
* The Automated Test Framework (ATF) test suites that run during the deployment request assessment
* The results of the Automated Test Framework (ATF) test suites
* The Instance Scan suites that are run during the deployment request assessment
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