Terminology explained: Atomic and immutable deploys

Atomic deployment refers to making updates available only when they are complete and totally in place, ensuring no interim state or maintenance window. Immutable deployment guarantees the integrity of previous deploys by insulating them from future actions, providing a known state and enabling instant rollbacks and versioning. This approach unlocks efficient and effective workflows, allowing development teams to have confidence that their sites are being served as intended, with no partially deployed states or destructive deployments.

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