A walk through a deploy
What actually happens between a commit and a running application — with the screens.
A deploy on Naasson Apps is boring in the best way: you push, you read a diff, you apply. Here is the whole path, with the screens you actually see.
The commit is the source of truth. Nothing runs that is not described in the repository, so the first thing the system does is compare intent to reality.
What you see along the way
Each stage has its own view. Scroll the strip — it runs off to the edge on purpose, so the images stay large.
The commit that triggered the run. 
The reconcile plan, resource by resource. 
Certificates issued and validated. 
Health checks going green.
Click any frame to open it full-size.
Our deploy checklistIf a change cannot be described in the repository, it is not a change we know how to roll back — so it is not a change we make.
The shape of a run
- 270+
- self-hosted apps in the catalogue
- 1
- binary that provisions everything
- 0
- hand edits to the running cluster
And the whole thing, start to finish, as a short clip:
That is the loop: push, read, apply. Everything else is detail.