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The Deploy timeline (/deploy-timeline) puts every deploy across every app you can read on one shared time axis, one row per app. Use it to see what changed across the fleet around a given moment, and which deploys failed or rolled back.

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Reading the chart

  • Bars run from the deploy start to its finish. A running deploy extends to the right edge and pulses, unless your system asks for reduced motion.
  • Color follows the outcome: green for ready, red for failed, blue for building, grey for rolled back, canceled and superseded, amber for held or awaiting approval.
  • Markers: failed deploys carry a red cross and rollbacks a back arrow above the bar.
  • Hover or focus a bar to see its commit, actor, duration, strategy, trigger and, for a rollback, which deploy it returns to. Select a bar to open that deploy’s logs.
Rows are virtualized, so a fleet with hundreds of apps stays responsive. Use the Tab key to move between bars and Enter to open one.

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Zoom and filters

Switch between 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days. Filter by app, project, node or status. The page loads one window at a time and offers Load earlier deploys when a window holds more than a page. New and finishing deploys arrive over the same live stream as the Deployments page (server-sent events), so a running deploy turns green or red without a refresh. The pill in the header shows whether the stream is connecting, live or reconnecting. Incident and alert markers are not drawn on this chart yet.

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CLI

The text view draws one row per deploy, oldest first, with a bar placed on a shared scale: = ready, x failed, ~ in flight, < rolled back. --json prints the raw page.

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API

GET /api/v1/deployments/timeline returns compact deploy bars for a window, newest first. The response lists items with the deploy id, app, status, trigger, commit, author, strategy, start, finish, duration and rollback source, plus next_cursor when more rows exist. See the API reference.
Last modified on October 14, 2026