Deployment requests in ReleaseOps
concept australia Updated Sep 17, 2026 1 min read deployment-requests.md
Deployment requests contain one or more update sets. They are attached to a release, which runs through a pipeline to a destination environment.
Deployment requests are the building blocks of moving code into production. They capture the content that a developer intends to move, including update sets. Deployment requests also describe how and when that code should go into production.
When creating a deployment request, you can attach it to either a release or a pipeline, if the release hasn't been created yet, which enables the request to move to the assessment stage. However, for the deployment request to move to production, a release must be defined.
Parent Topic:Exploring ReleaseOps
Keywords ReleaseOpsdeploy changesupdate setspipelineATFschedule a releasedeployment requestdeployment analyzerlarge scale deployment ServiceNow
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--- title: Deployment requests in ReleaseOps description: Deployment requests contain one or more update sets. They are attached to a release, which runs through a pipeline to a destination environment. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/application-development/releaseops/deployment-requests.html release: australia product: ReleaseOps classification: releaseops topic_type: concept last_updated: "2026-09-17" reading_time_minutes: 1 keywords: [ReleaseOps, deploy changes, update sets, pipeline, ATF, schedule a release, deployment request, deployment analyzer, large scale deployment ServiceNow] breadcrumb: [Explore, ReleaseOps, Run, AI Workflow Factory Prime, Agentic app development, Building applications] --- # Deployment requests in ReleaseOps Deployment requests contain one or more update sets. They are attached to a release, which runs through a pipeline to a destination environment. Deployment requests are the building blocks of moving code into production. They capture the content that a developer intends to move, including update sets. Deployment requests also describe how and when that code should go into production. When creating a deployment request, you can attach it to either a release or a pipeline, if the release hasn't been created yet, which enables the request to move to the assessment stage. However, for the deployment request to move to production, a release must be defined. **Parent Topic:**[Exploring ReleaseOps](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/application-development/releaseops/exploring-release-ops.md)
| title | Deployment requests in ReleaseOps |
| description | Deployment requests contain one or more update sets. They are attached to a release, which runs through a pipeline to a destination environment. |
| locale | en-US |
| canonical_url | https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/application-development/releaseops/deployment-requests.html |
| release | australia |
| product | ReleaseOps |
| classification | releaseops |
| topic_type | concept |
| last_updated | 2026-09-17 |
| reading_time_minutes | 1 |
| keywords | ReleaseOpsdeploy changesupdate setspipelineATFschedule a releasedeployment requestdeployment analyzerlarge scale deployment ServiceNow |
| breadcrumb | ExploreReleaseOpsRunAI Workflow Factory PrimeAgentic app developmentBuilding applications |