Create Deployment (v2)

Why v2

• Cleaner user input (ip_address or geo_coordinates).
• Better structure for readiness/error webhooks.
• Recommended for new Unreal integrations.

Step 1 — Create the Deployment

1. Build a FEGIK_CreateDeploymentV2Struct.
2. Set Application and Version to match your Edgegap app.
3. Add at least one FEGIK_DeploymentUser (IP address or geo coordinates).
4. Optionally set environment variables, tags, and webhooks.
5. Call CreateDeploymentV2.
6. On success, save the RequestId from the response — you need it for everything that follows.

Step 2 — Poll Status and Connect

Once you have the RequestId:

1. Call GetDeploymentStatusAndInfo with the RequestId.
2. Check CurrentStatus — keep polling until the deployment is ready.
3. Read FQDN and Ports from the response to build your connection address.
4. Use GetContainerLogs and GetDeploymentMetrics to debug if something goes wrong.

Required Fields

• Application
• Version
• Users (at least one)

C++

#include "Deployments/EGIK_CreateDeploymentV2.h"

FEGIK_CreateDeploymentV2Struct Req;
Req.Application = TEXT("my-game-server");
Req.Version = TEXT("1.2.3");
Req.bRequireCachedLocations = false;

FEGIK_DeploymentUser U;
U.UserType = EEGIK_DeploymentUserType::IpAddress;
U.IpAddress = TEXT("8.8.8.8");
Req.Users.Add(U);

FEGIK_EnvironmentVariableStruct Env;
Env.Key = TEXT("MAP");
Env.Value = TEXT("Arena01");
Req.EnvironmentVariables.Add(Env);

auto* Node = UEGIK_CreateDeploymentV2::CreateDeploymentV2(Req);
Node->OnSuccess.AddDynamic(this, &UMySubsystem::OnDeploymentCreated);
Node->Activate();

Next

See Manage Deployments for stopping, logs, metrics, and bulk operations.