verb
deploy
dih-PLOY/dɪˈplɔɪ/
Put into position or use for a particular purpose.
The coordinator deploys the search team with radios and equipment.
Etymology
The pieces convey “unfolding,” originally applied in English to spreading troops from columns into a line. This military arrangement for action provides the bridge to putting people, equipment, or software into active use.
In context
first i'm going to deploy a simple nginx test project so i will go over this very quickly because i've explained this in previous tutorials so this file will just add a new deployment of an nginx web server
More examples
- The company deployed the updated software.
- They are deploying additional resources.
- The equipment was deployed before dawn.
Forms
deploy · deploys · deployed · deploying