Undo a bad release,without turning the launch into incident response
DeployPages keeps static releases versioned so teams can move traffic back to a known-good build quickly when a launch goes sideways.
Why immutable releases matter
Overwriting files creates fragile launch paths
If new assets replace old ones in place, recovery becomes slower and more error-prone when a release breaks.
Immutable builds make rollback operationally simple
A versioned publishing model keeps stable releases available so teams can move traffic back instead of reconstructing the past.
Rollback is fastest when older versions still exist
The safest release workflow keeps prior builds intact and switches the active pointer instead of rebuilding under pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Q: How many historical versions should teams keep?
That depends on release frequency and risk tolerance, but version history only helps if teams can actually return to a known-good state when needed.
Q: Does rollback touch the database?
Rollback in DeployPages is about static delivery state. If your product also depends on backend behavior, that still needs its own compatibility plan.
Q: Can I inspect or recover older builds?
That is the intended benefit of versioned static publishing: older deployable states remain useful operational assets rather than disappearing after each release.
Ready to try it?
Drop in your static project below and publish it with a live URL in minutes.
~ deploypages publish .
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