Rollback - CI/CD Glossary Definition
A rollback reverts a deployment to the last known-good version.
A rollback is the act of reverting a system to a previous known-good version after a deployment introduces a problem, restoring stable behavior quickly.
A rollback reverts a deployment to the last known-good version.
In CI
With immutable, versioned artifacts, a rollback is fast and safe because the prior release still exists exactly as it was originally built and tested.
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