devops
Rollback
Rollback
Definition
A rollback is the process of reverting a system to a previously known-good state after a failed deployment or incident. Effective rollback strategies include deploying a previous container image version, reverting a Git commit, or switching traffic back to a stable deployment in a blue-green setup.
Fast rollback capability directly reduces MTTR and enables higher deployment frequency.
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