Checking the Environment Release Result

Click a service ticket name to check details. The details page displays the information of release flow, atomic extension, and some basic information.

Release flow
- Release flow displays information such as the execution result, service ticket type, executor, pipeline, and release policy. You can click an atomic extension to check its details.
- Cancel: You can click Cancel to cancel the release.
- Retry: If the release fails or the release is canceled, you can click Retry to retry the release.
- Rollback: Click Rollback. In the displayed dialog box, if you confirm the rollback, the release will be canceled and the service state will be restored to its pre-release state.
  
  Rollback can be performed anytime. If the current deployment version does not meet your expectation, you can quickly restore the environment to the previous one through rollback.
Basic information
Basic information includes environment name, policy, service endpoint, variable version, image, start time, and end time.

Atomic extension release

The release detail of atomic extension is displayed. You can click to refresh the details.

Figure 1 Atomic extension release

**Table 1** Atomic extension release
Extension	Release Information
Rolling upgrade	The details page displays the workload to be upgraded, instance information, and key event. Workload Workload name, type, namespace, and creation time Instance information Instance name, status, pod IP address, host IP address (IP address of the node where the pod is located), and creation time. Key event K8s component name, event type, K8s event, first occurrence time, and recent occurrence time. Key event information can help you locate pod faults.
Start workload	The details page displays workload to be upgraded, pod information, and key event. You can click the version cards to check the previous or the current workload information. Workload Previous workload name, current workload name, type, and namespace Instance information Instance name, status, pod IP address, host IP address (IP address of the node where the pod is located), and creation time. Key event K8s component name, event type, K8s event, first occurrence time, and recent occurrence time. Key event information can help you locate pod faults.
Divert traffic	The details page displays the service name, old version number, new version number, and namespace.
Remove old version	The details page displays the workload name, workload type, and namespace.
Manual check	The details page displays check duration, operation time, description, and status.