Catalog
The Catalog is where you browse reusable building blocks and starters for Deployments and Pipelines.
It can include:
- Local items bundled with the server or created in your workspace.
- Portal items (licensed) from a shared catalog that you can install and keep up to date.
Catalog item types
Workflows
Workflows are end-to-end graphs (DAGs) composed of blueprints.
Use them when you want a multi-job system. In the Catalog, filter to Workflows and click Plan & register to create a deployment from a selected workflow version.
Blueprints
Blueprints are reusable deployment building blocks (modules). They can be used in two ways:
- Import them into a workflow while authoring, or
- Click Plan & register to create a deployment directly from a blueprint (useful for “single-module” systems).
Templates
Templates are job starters (snippets, sometimes parameterized) that help you create a new job draft quickly.
In the Catalog, clicking Plan & register on a Template takes you to the “new job” flow with the template applied.
Jobs (library jobs)
Jobs are managed job snippets from the catalog. They are useful as known-good single-job starting points.
In the Catalog, clicking Plan & register on a Job takes you to the “new job” flow with the job content prefilled.
Common actions
- Search + filters: use the tabs (Workflows / Blueprints / Templates / Jobs) and filters (Source, Availability, tags) to narrow down choices.
- Preview: preview graphs for workflows/blueprints, and preview job content for templates/library jobs.
- Details: open the details drawer to see provenance, tags, version, and related items.
- Plan & register:
- For workflows/blueprints: starts a new deployment.
- For templates/jobs: starts a new job draft in the Pipelines UI.
Portal vs local
If your deployment is licensed, you can switch Source → Portal to browse shared catalog content. Portal items may be available as:
- Portal-only: not installed locally yet.
- Installed: installed into your server.
- Update available: a newer version exists in the portal.
Next
- Learn how workflows are authored and versioned in Workflows.
- Learn how deployments are planned/applied in Deployment Manager.
- If you only need a single job, start with Pipelines.