Definition Synonyms
Definition of deployment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
logisticsthe distribution of resources or services for operational purposes
- Effective deployment of aid to disaster areas is crucial..
2.
technologyTECH. the implementation of software or hardware in a computing environmentTECH.
- The deployment of the new system will begin next week..
3.
militaryTECH. distribution of military forces prior to battleTECH.
- The deployment of troops was completed by dawn.
Expressions with deployment
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planned method for putting resources or systems into active use
The team agreed on a deployment strategy before launching the new platform.
software deployment strategy using two identical environments
The team used blue-green deployment to update the application without downtime.
place prepared for positioning and organizing forces equipment or other resources
The troops waited in the deployment area before moving toward the frontline.
quality of allowing many different ways to place or use resources
Cloud services provide greater deployment flexibility for growing companies.
planned placement of people or equipment early to stop future trouble
The UN authorized preventive deployment to calm tensions along the disputed border.
Origin of deployment
French, déployer (unfold) + -ment (noun suffix)
Terms with deployment included in their meaning
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availability
available for quick deployment or access
satellite deployment
operation to deploy satellites or equipment in space
sport
performing acrobatics during freefall before parachute deployment
deployment
into a state of deployment or implementation
deployment
the act of deploying military forces to a place
software deployment
installer in computing
halt
stop to nuclear weapons production or deployment
military
rapid deployment of aircraft for immediate action
documentation
written record of military deployment plans
military
deployment in large numbers at short notice
peace aid
deployment for peacekeeping or humanitarian aid
aerospace
parachute deployment failure causing a streamer effect
release workflow
automated practices for frequent code changes, delivery and deployment
technology
initial deployment of grouped computing resources
software deployment
packaging applications and dependencies into containers
deployment
small parachute that deploys the main parachute
aviation
metal bar securing aircraft emergency slide for deployment
acr: Immediate Action Rapid Deployment
quick response by police to a threat
maritime
opening in a vessel's hull for equipment deployment
personnel deployment
deploy personnel from an aircraft by parachute
development process
discipline of managing software development and deployment
parachuting
cord connecting parachute to plane for automatic deployment
air maneuver
military tactic using air deployment to surround enemy
technology
software deployment strategy using two identical environments
Examples of deployment in a sentence
We need better deployment of our tech resources. The deployment of updates happens overnight. Successful deployment requires careful planning. The deployment was strategically planned to cover all borders. Rapid deployment of forces ensured a swift response to the threat.
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- French:déploiement, mobilisation, ...
- German:Einsatz, Einführung, ...
- Italian:dispiegamento, implementazione, ...
- Spanish:despliegue, implementación, ...
- Portuguese:alocação, implementação, ...
- Chinese:部署, 调动, ...
- Japanese:配分, 展開, ...
- Arabic:توزيع, نَشْر, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִיסָה, הַטְמָעָה, ...
- Russian:развёртывание, развертывание, ...
- Ukrainian:розгортання, впровадження, ...
- Hindi:संसाधन विनियोजन, परिनियोजन, ...
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