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Deployment Management Overview

Once your application is deployed, you have full control to update, redeploy different versions, or remove it from production entirely.

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Updating Your Deployment

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Change the Deployed Version

1

Open Deployment Tab

Navigate to your project and click the Deployment tab (🚀)
2

Select New Version

Use the Version to Deploy dropdown to choose a different version
3

Update Deployment

The Update Deployment button appears when you select a different version. Click it to apply the change.
4

Confirm Changes

Your application will now display the newly selected version at the same URL
Updating the version does not change your subdomain. Your URL remains the same.

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Change Your Subdomain

1

Enter New Subdomain

Type a new subdomain in the Subdomain field
2

Check Availability

(Optional) Click Check to verify the new subdomain is available
3

Update Deployment

Click Update Deployment to apply the new subdomain
4

Access New URL

Your application is now accessible at the new subdomain. The old subdomain becomes available for others.
Changing your subdomain means the old URL will no longer work. Update any bookmarks or shared links.

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Update Both Version and Subdomain

You can change both the version and subdomain simultaneously:
  1. Select a new version from the dropdown
  2. Enter a new subdomain
  3. Click Update Deployment
Both changes will be applied together.

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Deployment Status Indicator

When your application is deployed, you’ll see:
  • Green badge next to the project title displaying “Deployed”
  • Link icon to quickly access your live application
  • Deployment info in the Deployment tab showing current version and subdomain

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Undeploying Your Application

If you need to take your application offline:
1

Open Deployment Tab

Go to the Deployment tab in your project
2

Click Undeploy Application

Scroll down and click the red Undeploy Application button
3

Confirm Action

Confirm that you want to undeploy. This action is reversible - you can redeploy anytime.
4

Verify Removal

Your subdomain is released and becomes available for others to use.
Undeploying does not delete your project or versions. It only removes the public URL. You can redeploy anytime using the same or a different subdomain.

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Common Management Scenarios

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Rollback to Previous Version

If you deployed a version with issues: 
1. Go to Deployment tab
2. Select the previous working version
3. Click Update Deployment
4. Your application reverts to the stable version

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Gradual Updates

Test changes before full deployment: 
1. Generate new version with changes
2. Test locally using the preview
3. When ready, update deployment to new version
4. Monitor for any issues
5. Rollback if needed

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Change During Development

Update your live site as you work: 
1. Create new iterations with improvements
2. Deploy each stable version
3. Gather feedback from users
4. Continue iterating based on feedback

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Deployment History

CodeRocket tracks your deployment history including:
  • Current deployment - Active version and subdomain
  • Deployed at - When the current deployment was created
  • Last updated - Most recent change to deployment configuration
Keep notes about what each version contains so you can make informed decisions about which version to deploy.

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Limitations

Be aware of these deployment limitations:
  • Only one deployment per project
  • One subdomain per deployment (no multiple domains)
  • Subdomains cannot be transferred between projects
  • Premium subscription required to maintain deployment

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What Happens If Subscription Expires?

If your premium subscription expires:
  • Existing deployments remain active for 7 days
  • You cannot create new deployments or update existing ones
  • After 7 days, deployments are automatically undeployed
  • Your subdomain becomes available for others
Renew your subscription anytime to maintain deployments and prevent automatic undeployment.

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Next Steps

Best Practices

Tips for managing deployments effectively

Troubleshooting

Solve common deployment issues