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# Detailed Deployment Information

For each [deployment](/features-new-ui/deployments/update-deployment.md) in JFrog Connect, you can see detailed information about the deployment of a software update, including its current status and the status of individual steps in the update flow.

To get a detailed picture of your deployment, do the following:

1. Go to **Deployments** and the **Runs** tab. Find the relevant software deployment in the Runs table. If you don't see your deployment, you can try using the filter and refreshing the table.
2. In the row of your deployment, click over the numbers in the **Status** column.

The Deployment Status panel appears on the right with detailed status information. The panel includes the following areas:

* **Information**: Includes basic deployment details such as:
  * Deployment ID
  * Type
  * Flow Name
  * Deployment Tag
  * Start Time (GMT)
  * Comment
* **Deployment Parameters**: If you used any [update parameters](/features-new-ui/deployments/update-flow/use-update-parameters.md) in the deployment, they are listed here.
* **Deployment Progress**: Shows the number of devices currently in each deployment state. You can refresh the table to see the latest statuses. Statuses can be:
  * Pending
  * In Progress
  * Success
  * Failed/Aborted
* **Device Status**: A table showing the status of each device. Includes: 
  * **Device State**: Online or offline
  * **Name**
  * **Status**: The deployment status of the device, e.g., Success, Failed.
  * **Deployment Date/Time**
  * **Abort Deployment**: A button to abort the deployment on that specific device.

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### Status Summary of Update Steps

To see information about the update steps for a specific device, click the arrow on the right. This information is available only if the Status is Success or Failed.

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All of the flow steps for the deployment on that device are shown in a list. A green check mark on the left indicates whether the step has completed.

### Status per individual Flow Step

To see information about a single step in the update flow, click the up/down arrow on the right. Click the arrow again to close the update block view. The following information about the step is provided:

* Step Configuration
* Output
* Error, if applicable
* Rollback output, if applicable

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## What’s Next?

Learn how you can [stop updates](/features-new-ui/deployments/update-deployment/view-deployment-progress/abort-a-deployment.md) after you have launched a deployment and how to use the update trigger to [block updates](/features-new-ui/devices/view-device-details/block-updates-with-update-trigger.md) to devices.


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