Update and Redeploy
Reopen a deployed Sealos app, change its settings, and redeploy the new version safely.
When to use this
Use this page when the app already exists and you need to change something without creating a new deployment from scratch.
Typical updates include a new image tag, different resources, changed environment variables, extra ports, or attached storage. This is the standard day-2 path for modifying a running app.
Before you change this
If the app is stateful or already serving traffic, confirm that the new settings are safe before you redeploy.
A bad image, wrong port, or missing storage path can turn a healthy app into a broken one during the next rollout.
Update the app
- Open the app details page for the deployed app.
- Use the top-right action that reopens the settings. Depending on the current UI, this may be labeled Update or Change.
- Modify only the sections you actually need to change.
- Review image, resources, networking, environment variables, config files, and storage before you submit the redeploy.
- Save the change so Sealos can redeploy the app with the new configuration.
If you are changing several risky settings at once, record the previous values first so you can roll back quickly.
Verify
Check the result from the app details page after the redeploy:
- The new instance returns to
running. - The app details page reflects the setting you changed.
- The public URL still works if the app is meant to stay externally reachable.
- The app behavior matches the new version or configuration you intended to ship.
If this fails, see App Does Not Reach Running.
If the public URL stops working, see Public URL Does Not Open.
Related Tasks
- Environment Variables if the change is mainly runtime key-value configuration.
- Config Files if the change belongs in a mounted config file instead of the image or basic form fields.
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