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Deployments

What shipped, where, and whether it worked.

The deployments page The deployments page

What counts as a deployment

A release event from any source that reports one: a GitOps sync, a pipeline deployment job, a platform deployment event. They are shown in one list rather than one tab per tool, because during an incident you want the timeline, not the vendor.

Reading a row

Column What it tells you
Status Succeeded, failed, or still running
Service and repository What was deployed, and from where
Environment Production, staging, or a temporary environment
Reference and revision The branch or tag, and the exact revision
Actor Who or what triggered it
Time When it happened
Budget The error budget the service had left when the deploy landed, and a high risk note when it was nearly spent. Advisory only: the platform reports the risk and never stops a deploy. Shown once at least one deployment in view carries a figure

Filters

Filter by service, environment, source, status, and time window, or search across the row. Filtering is done by the server, so a filter applies to your whole history rather than to the page you have loaded.

Load older walks backwards through history. The list does not renumber underneath you when a new deployment arrives mid-scroll.

Why this page exists

flowchart LR
    Alert["An alert fires at 14:07"] --> Window["The platform looks at<br/>the window around onset"]
    Window --> Deploys["Deployments to the same<br/>service in that window"]
    Deploys --> Lead["A lead worth checking"]
    Lead -.->|never| Cause["Not a proven cause"]

Deploy correlation is the second step of every investigation, right after blast radius. Most incidents follow a change, so "what changed just before this started" is the highest-yield question available.

The platform is careful about the word. A deployment that lines up in time is evidence of proximity. It says so, and it keeps looking.

Evidence ledger

An incident opened from a deployment keeps the deploy record it was opened from, so the timeline stays readable months later when the deployment history has moved on.