Deployment revision

As explained in Kubernetes in Action, Second Edition

A Deployment revision is a versioned record of a Deployment's pod template and rollout state represented by an associated ReplicaSet.

How Kubernetes in Action, Second Edition covers it

How deep it goes

Explains revision storage, inspection, rollback, and retention, but does not detail revision creation mechanics.

Examples

Uses Kiada revision listings, pod-template inspection, and commands reverting to revisions 1 and 2.

What you can do after

Operate/configure Deployments by listing revisions, inspecting pod templates, and rolling back to a selected revision.

How it connects

Connects Deployments with ReplicaSets, pod templates, rollouts, rollbacks, and desired revision history.

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Related concepts

• ReplicaSetuses · A ReplicaSet is a Kubernetes workload resource that maintains a specified number of Pods matching a defined Pod template.
• revision numbercontrasts with · A revision number is a sequential identifier assigned to an audited change set, with higher numbers representing more recent revisions.
• resource revisionkind of · A resource revision is a distinct historical state of an API resource that can be retrieved or otherwise operated on separately from other states.

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