The deployment detail page is where you operate a running app. It shows status, logs, events, health, generated URLs, resource controls, domains, storage, snapshots, and advanced Kubernetes views.
- Shows whether an app is building, running, pending, ready, stopped, or in error.
- Lets you redeploy, rebuild from a connected repo, start, stop, update resources, and inspect details.
- Provides logs, events, YAML, describe views, and pod shell workflows for advanced troubleshooting.
- You need to check whether an app is ready.
- You want to change resources or scaling.
- You need to troubleshoot runtime problems.
- An existing deployment.
- Permission to view or manage that deployment.
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- Open Applications.
- Select the deployment.
- Review current status and readiness.
- Open logs and events if the app is not ready.
- Use resource controls to adjust CPU, memory, replicas, or autoscaling.
- Use access controls to manage generated URLs, custom domains, and HTTPS.
- Use volume and snapshot tabs for stateful app storage.
- Changing resources before checking why the app is unhealthy.
- Deleting routes or storage without confirming production impact.
- Using advanced YAML edits without understanding the effect.
- Logs and events usually explain startup failures faster than changing settings.
- Use start and stop operations when supported for the app.
- For Git deployments, use rebuild when you need Kubly to build a new image.