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Deployments

The Deployments page shows your static site’s deployment details and history.

Static Site Hosting includes 600 build minutes and 100 GB of bandwidth per month per company. If either of these are exceeded, deployments, redeployments, and automatic deployments are disabled for the rest of the month. For more details, see the full list and descriptions of our Static Site Features.

Static site deployments page.
Static site deployments page.

Within Deployments, you can see where your static site is deploying from, including the branch, a link to the latest deployment, and if automatic deployments are enabled or not. If automatic deployment is enabled, the site deploys every time a commit is made to the branch in the Git repository. You can enable or disable automatic deployments in the static site’s Settings.

To deploy the most recent commit again, click Redeploy.

History

In this section, you can see a list of all the previous deployments. You can also manually deploy the static site by clicking Deploy now.

If you click on any of the deployments here, you’ll be brought to a dedicated page that shows the Deployment details and Deployment progress.

Individual Deployment Details

If you click on any of the previous deployments, you’ll be brought to a dedicated page that shows the deployment log and Deployment details for that specific deployment. If the deployment fails, check the deployment log to identify where the process may have failed.

Deployment Log

When the deployment completes successfully, a done message appears in the log. If the deployment fails at any stage, the logs show an error message indicating why the deployment has failed. For information about how to troubleshoot the errors, refer to Troubleshooting.

The static site deployment log for an individual deployment.
The static site deployment log for an individual deployment.

Deployment Details

Individual deployment details.
Individual deployment details.

This shows information about the deployment, including:

  • The name of the Git repository and branch.
  • The Commit ID, with a link to the commit at the Git service provider.
  • Who initiated the deployment.
  • The commit message.
  • The deployment start date and time.
  • The time it takes for the deployment to finish (Deploy time).
  • The deployment type is either manual or automatic. Automatic deployments only occur if you have selected Automatic deployment on commit.

To redeploy the site from this commit, click Redeploy.

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