9 - Release and Deploy to Shared Environment
- How to create a release version of a Joule Studio project
- How to deploy a Joule Studio project
- How to test your Joule Studio project in your shared environment
Daniel WroblewskiJanuary 31, 2026
Prerequisites
- You have completed the previous tutorial in the Joule Studio CodeJam Mission, Add Subagent to Convert Currency Using MCP Server.
In this tutorial, you will deploy your project to your shared environment.
In a production setting, you would create two shared environments, one for testing one for production. The one for production you would change the settings so any projects deployed to it are exposed in the production Joule.
- Step 1
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Open your project, and make sure it is saved.
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Click Release in the upper right.
Since this is your first release, the dialog will show the version as 1.0.0. You can add a release note if you want.
Click Release.
After the project is released, you will see a success message at the top of the screen.
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- Step 2
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Navigate to the released version by clicking Show project version.
You will now see a button to deploy the project.
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Click Deploy.
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In the Choose an Environment dialog, select your shared environment you created at the start of the CodeJam.
Click Deploy.
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Select the environment variables, the same as when you did tested, just you do not have to select a private environment.
Field Value GetFromGTT Select gttGetService destination PostToGTT Select gttwriteservice destination Click Deploy.
When complete, you will see a success message at the bottom and new deployment at the top.
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- Step 3
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In the SAP Build Lobby, go to Control Tower > Environments.
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Open your shared environment by clicking it (not the private environment).
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In the Projects tab, which should be selected automatically, you will see the projects deployed to this environment.
You should see the project you just deployed.
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Since this is a Joule-related project, open the Joule tab.
The Joule tab may be hidden under the More button.
Here you will see all the Joule Studio projects deployed to this environment.
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Click Launch.
This launches in a new browser tab Joule for this environment, meaning you can prompt for all the projects in this environment.
Go ahead and test again the prompts for the your logistics agent.
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- Step 4
We will not deploy to the shared Joule for this project, but still you should know how that would be done.
Inside your environment, there is a setting to tell Joule Studio to send your skills and agents to Joule. If you enable the switch, all projects in the environment are made available in production to people with permission to this environment.
In a production setting, you would create:
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A test shared environment, whose projects would not be sent to Joule (toggle off).
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A production shared environment, whose projects would be sent to Joule (toggle on).
IMPORTANT: Please do not turn this setting on.
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