kubectl-rollout

Check rollout status

$ kubectl rollout status deployment/[name]

$ kubectl rollout history deployment/[name]

$ kubectl rollout undo deployment/[name]

$ kubectl rollout undo deployment/[name] --to-revision=[2]

$ kubectl rollout pause deployment/[name]

$ kubectl rollout resume deployment/[name]

$ kubectl rollout restart deployment/[name]

kubectl rollout command [options] resource

kubectl rollout manages the lifecycle of rolling updates for Kubernetes workloads including deployments, daemon sets, and stateful sets. It provides subcommands to monitor the progress of an ongoing rollout, inspect revision history, and trigger rollbacks to previous versions when issues are detected.
The command also supports pausing and resuming rollouts, which is useful for performing canary-style deployments where you want to verify a partial update before allowing it to proceed. The `restart` subcommand triggers a new rolling restart of all pods without changing the pod template, which is helpful for picking up ConfigMap or Secret changes. Each rollout is tracked as a numbered revision, enabling precise rollbacks with --to-revision.

status RESOURCE

Check rollout status.

View revision history.

Rollback to previous.

Pause rollout.

Resume paused rollout.

Trigger rolling restart.

Target revision.

Display help information.

Subcommand of kubectl. Works with deployments, statefulsets. Revision history has limits.

kubectl rollout provides rollout management for Kubernetes deployment lifecycle operations.

kubectl(1), kubectl-apply(1), kubectl-set(1)