Redeploy, rollback, and restart
Deploy the latest commit, roll back to an earlier commit, or restart a seenode service without rebuilding.
Last updated September 18, 2026
Use the Deploy control on a service in the dashboard.
Deploy latest commit
Builds and deploys the newest commit on the connected branch. Use this after you push when Auto-deploy is off (the default).
Deploy a specific commit (rollback)
Pick an earlier commit from the same branch to deploy. That is the usual way to roll back a bad release without changing Git history.
Restart without rebuilding
Restart service restarts the running process with the current image. It does not pull a new commit or run the build again. Prefer this when you only need a process bounce (for example after a stuck connection), not a code change.
Auto-deploy
To deploy on every push to the connected branch, enable Auto-deploy in Settings. It is off by default. Image-backed apps have no Git auto-deploy; choose a tag and deploy manually. Full detail: Deploy automatically.