Risk-scored shipping, with a measured rollback window.
Deploy is the estate's shipping lane: every deploy carries provenance and a risk score, every environment carries a protection tier, and the safe rollback window is measured in minutes — before you need it.
The hardest alert on the overview reads: checkout production risk 88, window 12m — an irreversible migration with no canary. A deploy tool that prints that before the fact is doing its job.
deploy.cedxsystems.com — live build
Runs on demo data — Northline Systems is the demo workspace, not a customer.
320 deploys in the window181 ready · 56.6% steady
4m 12s mean buildbuild plus promote
9 reviews requiredagent-origin production deploys
What it is
Three things a deploy tool must make visible.
Every deploy with provenance and risk
320 deploys with service, environment, status, provenance, SHA, duration and risk. dpl_a8f2 — checkout-api to production — carries an Automation provenance, a review flag, 4m 12s and risk 88. Who or what shipped a change is a column, not a rumor.
Provenance chips: Human, Assistant, Automation
Review-required chip holds 9 production deploys
Risk score sortable, 91 at the top
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Environments with protection tiers
18 environments across production, staging, preview and sandbox tiers. production requires 2 reviewers and a 10-minute wait, holds 48 variables and 12 services; training has none and has gone stale. Protection is per-environment configuration you can read.
7 production-tier environments, protected
9 environments with reviewers or checks
5 stale ≥7 days, flagged on the row
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A preview host per pull request
96 preview hosts, one per PR or branch, with service, status and age. pr-951 fix/partner-auth queues for checkout-api; 49 are ready to open; 34 have sat over 72 hours with a consider-expire flag. Previews are cheap because they are counted.
49 ready · 17 building · 34 stale
Branch and PR number on every host
Stale ≥72h gets an expire suggestion
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Product tour
Four screens, captured from the running build.
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/deploy.
deploy.cedxsystems.com
01 — Overview
Ship health, warts included
320 deploys at 56.6% steady, a 4m 12s mean build — and a ship health of 51%, printed without rounding up. Alerts root-cause the pressure: a payments-settle schema live with under 10 minutes of safe rollback, an edge rewrite rolled back after a failed canary, and 9 required checks failing right now.
15 high-risk deploys, prod or hot staging
12 rollback windows at 30 minutes or less
Recent production listed, newest first
02 — Deploys
The ledger of everything shipped
1–25 of 320 deploys across preview, staging and production. dpl_c1e4 — payments-settle, Assistant provenance, review flag, 6m 50s, risk 91 — sits two rows from dpl_9b30, an inventory-read promote at 02:14 that the overview flags as after-hours. Context is on the row.
Env on every row: production, staging, preview
Duration from 1m 12s to 6m 50s in view
Queued, building, error, canceled as chips
03 — Environments
Tiers, reviewers and wait times
production and hotfix both demand required reviewers; canary takes one reviewer and a 5-minute wait. dr-us-east demands reviewers and has gone stale — a finding in itself, on screen.
Variables and services counted per environment
Wait times: 5m on canary, 30m on dr-us-east
Status: healthy, active, stale
04 — Previews
Branches you can actually open
Preview hosts carry their PR, branch and service — feat/ledger-partition spans four of them across storefront-web, payments-settle and notify-pipeline. Errors surface here first: pr-731's webhook-dispatch host shows Error at 4 days old.
96 hosts across the window
Age in days, 5d at the top of the stale list
Ready, building, error, canceled chips
Who runs it
Three roles keep shipping boring.
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Release engineering
Owns the pipeline: the 4m 12s mean build, the 13 deploys blocked on failing checks, and the discipline that keeps 02:14 promotes rare and flagged.
320 deploys · 56.6% steady
Check owners
The required checks are their suites — 9 failing right now, each one a named gate between a branch and production.
13 blocked · 9 checks failing
Environment owners
Run the 18 tiers from training to canary: reviewers, wait times, variable counts — and the stale flags when an environment stops earning its compute.
18 environments · 7 production
The shape of it
What the demo pipeline actually looks like.
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
320deploys in the window181 ready · 56.6% steady
4m 12smean buildbuild plus promote
15high-risk deploysscore ≥55 · prod or hot staging
12rollback windows ≤30msafe rollback, measured
Highest-risk deploysdeploy impact score
dpl_a8f2 · checkout-api98
dpl_c1e4 · payments-settle98
dpl_d5cd · payments-settle92
dpl_c2f0 · checkout-api86
dpl_9b30 · inventory-read74
Ship healthsuccess versus risk pressure
51%
Success rate · 56.6% of 320 deploys
Errors 40 · high risk 15 · tight windows 12
Environments with protection9 of 18 carry reviewers or checks
Protected · 9 environments
Unprotected · 9, including training and perf-lab
How it runs
A deploy's life, in the order it actually happens.
01
Build
Build and promote average 4m 12s across the window — the card on the overview, not a brochure number.
02
Check
Required checks gate every tier: 13 deploys currently blocked, 9 checks failing, each named on the row it stops.
03
Gate
Production demands 2 reviewers and a 10-minute wait; agent-origin production deploys queue for review — 9 are waiting now.
04
Roll back
The safe window is measured before it is needed: 12 deploys have 30 minutes or less, and payments-settle's is under 10. The edge rewrite used its window after a failed canary.
One record
The gate the estate already ships through.
Deploy is not a release tool for one stack. It is the same gate for apps, functions, scripts and environments — one provenance model across all of it.
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
Deploy is not generally available. What opens today is the live build running on demo data — Northline Systems is the software's demo workspace, not a reference.
We have no named customers to show you, so this page shows none.
The 56.6% steady rate and 51% ship health are the demo data's, deliberately unflattering. They are not claims about your pipeline's performance on Deploy.
Build durations and rollback windows are the demo workspace's measurements, not guarantees for your estate.
No audit or compliance certification has been issued for Deploy. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption and access is on the security page.
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/deploy. It runs on demo data from the Northline Systems demo workspace.
What does the risk score measure?
Deploy impact: reversibility, canary coverage, schema change and blast. The checkout-api deploy at risk 88 carries an irreversible migration with no canary — the alert says exactly that, with a 12-minute window.
How do agent-origin deploys work?
Like human ones, plus a flag. Assistant and Automation provenance show on the row, and production deploys from an agent queue for review — 9 are waiting in the demo workspace, each with approval control at the environment tier.
What is a rollback window?
The minutes in which a deploy can be safely reversed, measured per deploy: 12 sit at 30 minutes or less, and payments-settle's v4 schema has under 10. The edge gateway's failed canary used its window and rolled back — that is what the number is for.
Is Deploy audited or certified?
No certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
The pipeline is running. Go and look at it.
Live build, demo data, no card. Then check the rollback window on the last irreversible thing you shipped.