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Deploying publishes your project files to your live URL. You can deploy with a button click or by asking the AI assistant.

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How to deploy

  • Click the Deploy button in the top toolbar
  • Or type “deploy my site” in the AI chat

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What happens during deployment

1

Build

Hiveku runs your build process (if configured) and prepares the output files.
2

Publish

The built files are pushed to the hosting infrastructure.
3

CDN update

The global CDN cache is invalidated and updated with your new files.
4

Live

Your site is live at its URL with the latest changes.

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Deployment status

StatusMeaning
BuildingThe build process is running
DeployingFiles are being published to hosting
LiveDeployment succeeded and the site is serving the new version
FailedSomething went wrong — check the build logs for errors

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Deployment history

Every deployment is recorded with a timestamp, status, and the user who triggered it. Open the Deployments tab in the hosting dashboard to browse the full history.

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Changes since last deployment

The deployment panel shows a summary of files that have been added, modified, or deleted since the last deployment. Review these changes before deploying to make sure everything looks right.

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Rolling back

If a deployment introduces a problem, you can roll back to a previous version:
1

Open version history

Go to the file tree, right-click any file, and select Version History.
2

Restore files

Browse to a snapshot from before the problematic deployment and restore the files you need.
3

Redeploy

Click Deploy again to publish the restored files as a new deployment.
Rollbacks create a new deployment rather than reverting to an old one. This means your deployment history always moves forward, making it easy to audit what happened and when.