Ship every change with confidence.
Deployments builds your code, creates a release and rolls it out to the environment you choose — with build logs, health checks and one-step rollback.
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Each deployment runs through clear stages — clone, install, build, release, deploy — and streams its build log as it goes, so a failure points straight at the cause.
Know what shipped, where and when.
Every deployment is recorded with its release, environment and outcome. Filter by environment to see exactly what production — or staging — has been running.
Deployment history in the docs →Traffic moves only when checks pass.
A new release must pass its health checks before it receives traffic. If a problem shows up later, return the environment to any previous release in one step.
Everything a release process needs.
From commit to live in four steps.
- 01 Push or trigger A push, the CLI or the API starts a deployment.
- 02 Build a release Your code is built and packaged as a new release.
- 03 Pass health checks The release must be healthy before it gets traffic.
- 04 Go live, or roll back Traffic switches over. Earlier releases stay one step away.
Deploy from your CI pipeline.
Start deployments, read their status and logs, promote releases and roll back from the CLI, the SDKs or the REST API.
How teams ship with Deployments.
Common questions.
A deployment is the process of building and rolling out your code. A release is the specific version it produces — the thing you promote between environments or roll back to.
Ship your next release.
Connect a repository and deploy on Stack53 — or talk to us about release workflows for larger teams.