Deployments

Watch build logs, roll back to a previous build, and trigger deploys from a URL.

Every build is a deployment. Watch it happen, roll back when needed, and trigger deploys from outside Gheima.

Watch build & runtime logs#

On the service page, the Logs tab has two views: “Build” streams the build step by step in real time; “Runtime” shows your running container’s output. Use the search box to filter, toggle auto-scroll, or download logs as a file.

Roll back#

  1. 1

    Open the Deployments tab

    You see every deployment newest-first, each with its commit and status.

  2. 2

    Redeploy a previous build

    Click “Redeploy” on an earlier deployment to ship that commit again.

The list refreshes automatically while a build is in progress (queued, building, or deploying).

Deploy hooks (deploy via URL)#

A deploy hook is a secret URL that triggers a deploy when something POSTs to it — handy for CI or external systems. In Settings, click “Create deploy hook” (owners and admins only), then POST to the URL:

Shell
curl -X POST https://gheima.ma/api/deploy/hooks/<token>
Returns { ok: true, deploymentId }. Regenerate or disable the hook any time.

Deployment statuses#

  • Queued → Building → Pushing → Deploying → Running as a build proceeds.
  • Failed if a step errors — check the build logs, fix, and push again.
  • The list refreshes automatically while any deployment is in progress.

Restart, pause & resume#

Restart
Redeploy (for repo services) or restart the running tasks.
Pause
Stop all replicas (scale to zero) in the Danger zone.
Resume
Bring a paused service back with its previous replica count.

Deploy hooks are rate-limited to 30 requests per minute per IP, and return 409 if the service has no connected repository.

✦ You can ship, revert, and trigger deploys from the dashboard or any script.