Deployments

Deployments overview

Open Deployments from the project sidebar. The overview lists deployments for the current project in a sortable, filterable table (newest first by default).

What you see in the list

• Environment — e.g. production or preview. The environment name links to the deployment detail for that row.
• Current deployment — the row that matches the active deployment for an environment is marked with a Current badge.
• Created — timestamp; the row also shows who triggered the deployment when that information is available.
• Status — lifecycle state such as preparing, waiting, running, success, error, or canceled. In-progress states are visually highlighted.
• Domains / URLs — links for the deployment URL and, when applicable, the hosting domain for the current deployment.

Filters and real-time updates

• Filter by status and environment using the filter bar. Canceled deployments are hidden by default (you can adjust filters to include them).
• The table can update in real time as deployment records change, so you do not need to refresh the page to see status changes.

Deploy

Use the Deploy action on the overview to start a new deployment for the project’s main environment. While a deployment is starting or running, the button shows a loading state.

Empty state

If there are no deployments yet, the overview explains that you can deploy the project to get started.

Deployment details

Click an environment link in the overview (or open a deployment by ID from the URL) to open the detail view for a single deployment.

Summary

The detail page shows:

• Status — same status model as the overview.
• Environment — production, preview, etc.
• Provider — which hosting integration produced this deployment.
• Duration — from start to finish when the run has completed.
• Triggered by — profile of the user who started the deployment, when available.
• URL — deployment URL and, for the current deployment, the configured hosting URL when present.

The page subscribes to updates for that deployment record, so status and metadata refresh while a build is in progress.

Build log

An expandable Build log section loads log lines from the hosting integration when supported.

• While the deployment is still in progress, logs may poll so new lines appear.
• If the provider does not support logs in Cockpit, you will see a message that build logs are not available for that provider.
• If loading fails, use Retry to fetch again.

If the deployment cannot be found, Cockpit shows a not found message with a short explanation.