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# How to Rollback an Application

Rolling back an application allows you to revert to a previous version if issues arise, ensuring stability with no downtime. On Clouddley, there are three types of rollback: **instant, manual, and automatic**. Rollback is only possible if the app has at least two successful previous deployments. This article outlines the steps to perform each rollback method.

**Rolling Back an Application on Clouddley**

To roll back your application to a previous version, follow these steps:

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**Instant rollback** lets you quickly revert to the last successful deployment with just a few clicks.

* Navigate to **Apps** and select the application to open its **Overview** page.
* Click the **More Options** menu (**⋮**) in the top-right corner.
* From the menu, select **Rollback**.

<figure><img src="/files/x2ryBjEqfkjAsUVmfUBF" alt="User performs instant rollback of an application on Clouddley."><figcaption><p>Instant rollback of  an application on Clouddley</p></figcaption></figure>
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**Manual rollback** allows you to revert to a specific previous deployment by manually selecting and restarting the build.

* Go to **Apps** and open your application's **Overview** page.
* Navigate to the **Deployments** section and select the version you want to rollback to.
* Click the **(⋮) Actions** menu next to the deployment and select **Restart Build**.

<figure><img src="/files/itgOmQ9b4mtahwlDpU2g" alt="User performs manual rollback of an application on Clouddley."><figcaption><p>Manual rollback of an application on Clouddley</p></figcaption></figure>
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**Automatic rollback** occurs when a deployment fails due to a bug. Clouddley detects the failure and automatically reverts to the last successful deployment, ensuring stability without manual intervention.
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Rolling back an application is a quick and effective way to restore a stable version when needed. By following these steps, you can easily revert changes and maintain the reliability of your application. For further assistance, contact support.