How to rollback a deployment

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I want to restore my last deployment discarding the changes that i made in the subsequent deployment.How do I rollback to my previous deployment in kubernetes? Please Help.
Jul 12, 2019 in Kubernetes by Namik
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Applying changes to a Deployment process with the --record flag then Kubernetes by default saves the previous Deployment activities in its history. 

The below command will display all the prior Deployments,

                              kubectl rollout history deployment <deployment> 

The last Deployment can be restored with the command, 

                             kubectl rollout undo deployment <deployment> 

The Deployments which are in progress can also be paused and resumed.

The moment new Deployment is applied, during this process a new ReplicaSet object is created which is slowly scaled up while the old ReplicaSet is scaled down.  

We can get the ReplicaSet that has been rolled out with command 

                             kubectl get replicaset 

 Each ReplicaSet is named with the format - 

                          kubectl describe replicaset <replicaset>a
answered Jul 12, 2019 by Sirajul
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