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### Control Plane
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The Control Plane is the centralized management service of PipeCD. It coordinates all activities between users, projects, and piped instances.
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The Control Plane is the centralized management service of PipeCD. It coordinates all activities between users, projects, and `piped` instances.
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The Control Plane remains the backbone of the system but is now fully plugin-aware. Instead of directly handling deployment logic for specific platforms, it interacts with `piped` agents that run plugin binaries, allowing the Control Plane to manage deployments across any platform supported by plugins.
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### Piped
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For more detailed information about Control Plane architecture and components, see [Architecture overview of Control Plane](../user-guide/managing-controlplane/architecture-overview/).
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'`piped`' is a binary, agent component responsible for executing deployments in PipeCD. `Piped` now adopts **plugin-based****architecture**, transforming from a single-purpose executor into a lightweight runtime capable of runnning any deployment logic defined by plugins. The `piped` component is designed to be stateless.
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### piped
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`piped` is a binary, agent component responsible for executing deployments in PipeCD. `piped` now adopts **plugin-based****architecture**, transforming from a single-purpose executor into a lightweight runtime capable of running any deployment logic defined by plugins. The `piped` component is designed to be stateless.
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### Plugins
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- Viewer – can view applications and deployments within the project.
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- Editor – includes Viewer permissions and can perform actions that modify state, such as triggering or cancelling deployments.
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- Admin – includes Editor permissions and can manage project settings, members, and associated piped instances.
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- Admin – includes Editor permissions and can manage project settings, members, and associated `piped` instances.
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### Application
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- Pipeline Sync: A customizable, step-by-step sync process that follows the pipeline you define in your application configuration file. Use Pipeline Sync when you need more control over how updates are rolled out.
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- Auto Sync: When you trigger a sync without specifying a strategy, piped automatically selects the most appropriate method based on your application configuration.
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Git stored configuration.
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- Auto Sync: When you trigger a sync without specifying a strategy, `piped` automatically selects the most appropriate method based on your application configuration.
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