How to Roll Back a Bad Change and Build Self-Healing Infrastructure: Safe Deploys, Smaller Blast Radius, Faster Recovery
Roll back a bad change by redeploying the last known-good version through the same pipeline that shipped the broken one, which only works if every deploy is versioned, health-gated, and reversible, and if schema and data changes were made backward compatible first. Reduce how often you need to roll…
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- 2026-11-05 00:57 · DEV Community — AI
How to Roll Back a Bad Change and Build Self-Healing Infrastructure: Safe Deploys, Smaller Blast Radius, Faster Recovery
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