Description: The ‘Deployment Rollback’ is a critical process in the software development lifecycle that allows reverting an application to a previous version after a failed deployment. This procedure is essential for maintaining the stability and functionality of applications in production environments, as a deployment can introduce errors or failures that negatively affect user experience. Rollback is carried out using version control tools like Git and continuous integration systems, which facilitate version management and process automation. By performing a rollback, developers can quickly restore the application to a functional state, minimizing downtime and user impact. This process is not only a corrective measure but also part of best practices in DevOps, where agility and responsiveness are key. Implementing an effective rollback requires careful planning, including creating backups and documenting changes made, to ensure the process runs smoothly and system integrity is maintained.
