Logs & rollbacks

Stream project and deployment logs; stop, resume, cancel, redeploy, and roll back to a previous version.

Every project streams logs, and the full lifecycle — stop, resume, cancel, redeploy — lives in one action bar. Rollbacks just redeploy a known-good version.

Where to find these controls

Every action below lives in one hero bar on the project page: Redeploy, Rollback, Stop/Restart (Cancel appears in place of Stop while a build is running), Logs, Domain, Configure, Auto-deploy, Resource plan, and Teams — with Delete set apart after a divider since it's destructive.

View logs

Open Logs for live output from the running service, or watch a deployment mid-rollout for build and boot logs.

Control the lifecycle

Stop pauses a project, Resume brings it back, and Cancel kills an in-flight deployment. Redeploy triggers a fresh rollout from the current config.

Rolling back

1. 1
   Click Rollback

   Opens the Commit History dialog, showing your branch's last 10 commits from GitHub — each with its SHA, message, author, and date.
2. 2
   Find the commit you want

   A latest badge marks the newest commit; a live badge marks whichever commit is currently deployed. Selecting the live commit disables the deploy action — use Redeploy instead if you just want to rebuild what's already running.
3. 3
   Confirm and deploy

   Selecting any other commit shows a preview ("Will deploy commit <sha> — <message>"), then click Deploy this commit. It runs through the same build/deploy pipeline as a normal push, zero-downtime, so the current version keeps serving until the rollback build is healthy.