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Deployment Progress and Success

View deployment stages, logs, and the success page after deployment.

This guide describes the deployment progress page (stages, logs, cancel, redeploy) and the success page you see after a deployment completes.

When You See the Progress Page

After you trigger a deployment from the site overview (or after a rollback), you are redirected to the progress page:

  • URL: /apps/spad/{site-uuid}/progress?deployment={deployment-uuid}

The progress page shows the current deployment's status, stages, and live logs.

Deployment Stages

A deployment runs through these stages in order:

StageDescription
QueuedDeployment is queued and waiting to start
PreparingBuild environment is being prepared
LaunchingThe build runner (ECS/Fargate) is launching
CloningRepository is being cloned
InstallingDependencies are being installed (e.g. npm install)
BuildingBuild command is running (e.g. npm run build)
UploadingBuilt files are being uploaded to S3
DeployingCloudFront cache is being invalidated

The UI shows which stage is active and a progress percentage. When the deployment finishes, the status becomes Succeeded, Failed, or Cancelled.

The Launching, Cloning, Installing, and Building stages run on a managed build runner in your own cloud — Orkestia never runs your build on its own compute.

Logs

  • Live logs - Build and deployment logs stream on the page. New lines appear as the deployment runs.
  • Auto-scroll - The log area typically auto-scrolls to the latest line.
  • Use logs to debug failures (e.g. build errors, missing dependencies, wrong output directory).

Actions During a Deployment

ActionDescription
CancelStop the deployment before it completes. The deployment status becomes Cancelled.
RedeployAfter a deployment has finished (succeeded or failed), run the same deployment again.

Terminal States

When the deployment is finished, it reaches a terminal state:

StatusDescription
SucceededBuild and deploy completed. Your site is updated.
FailedBuild or deploy failed. Check the logs for the error.
CancelledThe deployment was cancelled. No changes were applied.

On Succeeded, the app may show a short celebration and a toast; you can then go to the Site Dashboard or open the Success page if linked.

Success Page

After a successful deployment, you may land on or open a success page that shows:

  • Your site is live - Confirmation that the site is deployed and accessible
  • Live URL - The CloudFront (or primary) URL for the site. You can copy it or click Open Site
  • Links - Site Dashboard (back to site overview), Open Site (open the URL), Settings (site settings)
The success page is a good place to copy the live URL or go to the site dashboard for the next deploy or rollback.

When Rollback Uses the Progress Page

When you roll back to a previous deployment, a new deployment is created (re-deploying that revision). You are redirected to the progress page for that new deployment. When it Succeeded, the site is serving the rolled-back revision.

Next Steps

Site Overview

Trigger deploy, view deployments, and rollback.

Settings

Change build config or env vars if the build failed.

Troubleshooting

Deployment failures and logs.