Code Deploy

Definitions

1. The process or mechanism of releasing new code to an environment so it becomes active in staging, production, or another target. In many teams the phrase is also used as shorthand for the actual deployment event or pipeline run rather than the entire release lifecycle.

   In plain English: The act of deploying new code to a running environment.

   Example: "The code deploy completed successfully, but traffic stayed on the old revision until the health checks marked the new pods ready."

Related Terms

• Live in Production
• No Downtime
• One-Click Deploy
• Reverted
• Rollback Slang
• Automated Deployment
• Blue-Green
• Cloud Deploy