Release icons

The 15 release icons in DevOps, described

Artifactartifact

An artifact — what the build produced, the binary, bundle or package to ship.

Blue-greenblue-green

Blue-green deployment — two identical stacks, one live, swapped over at cutover.

Canarycanary

A canary release — one instance running the new version so problems show up early.

Changelogchangelog

A changelog — what changed, written up version by version as release notes.

Deploy rollbackdeploy-rollback

Deploy rollback — undo the last release and go back to the previous version.

Feature flagfeature-flag

A feature flag — a toggle that is on for some users and off for the rest.

Hotfixhotfix

A hotfix — an urgent repair that could not wait for the next release.

Milestonemilestone

A milestone — the marker you were aiming for, a flag on the way.

Patchpatch

A patch — a small fix let into a bigger system, an overlay on what was there.

Registryregistry

A registry — where named, published things live and can be looked up.

Releaserelease

A release — a version tagged, built and shipped to users as a package.

Release tagrelease-tag

A release tag — the semver name this version answers to in the repository.

Rollbackrollback

Rollback — put the previous version back after a bad release.

Rolloutrollout

A rollout — to a few users, then more, then everyone, a staged ramp.

Shadow deployshadow-deploy

Shadow deploy — the new version runs beside the old on mirrored traffic, unseen by users.

In code, each is one import — import { Artifact } from "@iconmind/react/icons/artifact" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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