Versioned deploys and one-click rollback

Production should never be a moving target. coron8.dev treats every publish as an immutable, addressable version — so promoting and reverting are the same fast, boring operation.

Immutable by default

Each build is uploaded once and never mutated. A "deploy" is just pointing production at a version. That makes rollback trivial: point it back.

What you get

• Instant revert. Something looks off? Roll back to the last good version in one click.
• A real history. Every release is retained with its commit and timestamp.
• No partial states. Visitors always see one complete version, never a half-applied change.

Reliability isn't a feature you bolt on later — it's how the platform is built.