ssh-deploy-verify

This Skill automates SSH application deployment and verification by uploading artifacts, checking file integrity via hashes, activating services, and pulling logs to confirm operational health, closing the gap between file transfer and service readiness.

When an SSH deployment fails during service activation, a rollback mechanism is triggered to revert changes and maintain stability. This prevents broken artifacts or failed service restarts from taking down your operational environment.

Yes, the Skill uses ssh_docker_compose_up and ssh_systemctl_reload operations to activate services during SSH deployment. It integrates these tools to restart services and perform health checks to verify operational health.

Hash verification for uploaded artifacts uses the ssh_file_hash operation to confirm file integrity on the remote SSH host. This ensures the transferred artifact matches the source exactly before proceeding with service activation or rollback.

No, you do not need to manually pull logs after deploying to an SSH host to check service health. The Skill includes built-in logging and monitoring capabilities that automatically retrieve logs and check service states to confirm successful deployment.

The best way to handle rollback for failed DevOps deployments on remote servers is to automate the reversion process. This Skill provides a built-in rollback mechanism that automatically triggers when deployment integrity or health checks fail, ensuring system stability.