Running and Deployment Statuses

From any environment window on your Qovery Console, you can monitor the running and deployment status of your environments and services.

Item	Description
1	The dot in the service tab shows the environment running status. For more information, see the Environment Statuses section below.
2	The dot in the deployment tab shows the environment deployment status. For more information, see the Deployment Statuses section below.
3	The label in the column "Service status" represents the running status of the service. For more information, see Service Statuses section below.
4	The label in the column "Last deployment" represents the status of the latest deployment of the service. For more information, see Deployment Statuses section below.

Running Statuses

Thanks to Running statuses, you can find out which services are currently running on your platform, and which are interrupted. There are two types of run services available currently: environment statuses and service statuses.

Environment Statuses

When you access an environment on your Qovery Console, you can check its status in real-time.

The environment status is computed based on the statuses of all the services in that specific environment. Here are all the possible environment statuses:

Status	Description
STOPPED (Gray dot)	All the services are stopped.
STARTING (Loading Icon)	At least 1 service is starting.
STOPPING (Loading Icon)	At least 1 service is stopping.
RUNNING (Green dot)	All services are running correctly.
ERROR (Red dot)	All services are in error status.
WARNING (Orange dot)	At least 1 service is in error status (but not all of them).
COMPLETED (Green dot)	The job execution has completed (only for cronjob and lifecycle jobs).

Service Statuses

When you access an environment on your Qovery Console, you can check the status of each service in that environment in real-time within the column "Service status".

Here are all the possible service statuses:

Status	Description
STOPPED (Gray dot)	All the application instances are stopped.
STARTING (Loading Icon)	At least 1 application instance is starting.
STOPPING (Loading Icon)	At least 1 application instance is stopping.
RUNNING (Green dot)	All application instances are running correctly.
ERROR (Red dot)	All application instances are in error status.
WARNING (Orange dot)	(Valid for multi-instance applications only) At least 1 application instance is in error status (but not all of them).
Completed (Green dot)	(Valid for Lifecycle and Cronjob only) The job was correctly executed.

The service status is computed based on the status of each Kubernetes pod deployed for this application.

Pod status (Application instances)

You can check on the Service overview page the status of each pod running your application in Kubernetes. This page is accessible by clicking on one of the services of your environment.

Within this page you will have a view of:

• the number of running instances of your application
• the status of each instance
• in case of an error, you will get the reason behind the issue by clicking on the Pod in error.

By clicking on Logs, you will be redirected to the service logs specifically filtered for this pod.

Deployment Statuses

When you access an environment on your Qovery Console, you can check:

• the overall status of your deployments in that specific environment, thanks to the dot present within the "Deployment" tab. This corresponds to the overall deployment status of your environment.

• the deployment status of each service in that specific environment, thanks to the label displayed in the Service status column. This corresponds to the status of the last deployment performed on the service.

  Here are all the possible deployment statuses for both environments and services:

• QUEUED (temporary state).

• BUILDING (temporary state).

• BUILDING ERROR (final state).

• DEPLOYING (temporary state).

• DEPLOYMENT ERROR (final state).

• CANCELLING BUILDING (temporary state).

• CANCELLED (temporary state).

• DEPLOYMENT OK (final state).

Just because an error arised during deployment does not mean your application is not running. Monitoring both your deployment and service statuses allows you to know exactly which applications are currently running on your platform.