Deploy Proces
Begrijp hoe deployments werken en best practices voor het shippen van code.
TurtleApps makes deploying code safe and simple. This guide explains the deployment process and best practices for shipping code confidently.
Deployment Overview
Deployment pipeline visualization
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The deployment process follows these stages:
- Code is reviewed and approved
- Build process runs (compile, bundle, optimize)
- Tests execute (if configured)
- Code deploys to target environment
- Health checks verify deployment
Initiating a Deployment
Approve Changes
After reviewing the preview, approve the changes. If approval workflows are enabled, all required approvers must sign off.
Click Deploy
Click the "Deploy" button on the ticket or use the command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K).
Select Environment
Choose your target environment (typically production). You can also deploy to staging.
Confirm
Review the deployment summary and confirm. The deployment begins immediately.
What Happens During Deployment
Build Phase
- Dependencies are installed
- Code is compiled/transpiled
- Assets are optimized
- Build artifacts are created
Test Phase
- Unit tests run (if configured)
- Integration tests run (if configured)
- Build fails if tests fail
Deploy Phase
- Artifacts are uploaded to hosting
- Environment variables are applied
- CDN cache is invalidated
- DNS updates (if needed)
Verify Phase
- Health checks run
- Basic smoke tests
- Deployment marked as complete or failed
✨Zero-Downtime Deployments
TurtleApps uses rolling deployments by default. Your application stays available throughout the deployment process.
Deployment Logs
Real-time logs show exactly what's happening during deployment. Access logs from the ticket view or the Deployments page.
Deployment Failures
If a deployment fails:
- Check the deployment logs for error details
- Common issues: build errors, test failures, environment issues
- Fix the issue and redeploy
- Use rollback if production is affected
⚠️Failed Deployments
If a deployment fails during the deploy phase (after build succeeded), your previous version remains live. No action is needed unless you see the failure.
Deployment Best Practices
- Always test in preview before deploying
- Deploy during low-traffic periods for critical changes
- Keep deployments small and frequent
- Monitor metrics after deployment
- Have a rollback plan ready
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