## How to Rollback (on Kubernetes, deployed w/ Hokusai)

So, you're reading this doc, in which case either nothing is on fire and you're simply educating yourself (yay!), or, there's a problem and you need to rollback Force. Take a deep breath, and read on.

1. Run `hokusai registry images`. You'll see output like the below.

![list of images](images/hokusai_images.png "Hokusai Images")

2. Locate the name of a tag you want to deploy. In this case, since we're rolling back, it'll be the previous tag of the form `production-YYYY-mm-dd..`

![specific image](images/single_image.png "Last Prod Image")

3. When that completes, run the following command to deploy the desired image that you've located above. `hokusai production deploy production--2018-11-21--20-05-37`

## How to Rollback (on Kubernetes, deployed w/ Hokusai)

So, you're reading this doc, in which case either nothing is on fire and you're simply educating yourself (yay!), or, there's a problem and you need to rollback Force. Take a deep breath, and read on.

1. Run `hokusai registry images -f production`. This will return list of images that were deployed to production. You'll see output like the below.

![list of images](images/hokusai_images.png "Hokusai Images")

2. Locate the name of a tag you want to deploy. In this case, since we're rolling back, it'll be the previous tag of the form `production-YYYY-mm-dd..`

![specific image](images/single_image.png "Last Prod Image")

3. When that completes, run the following command to deploy the desired image that you've located above. `hokusai production deploy production--2018-11-21--20-05-37`

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