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title: "One command deploys the whole project (Ample changelog, September 11, 2026)"
description: "`ample deploy` on a fresh repository plans it first. With ample.toml it creates or reuses every declared database, volume and bucket, deploys services in order, and attaches domains. Static sites are now published as verified files and served directly, without a VM. If a new release fails to start o"
canonical_url: "https://ample.computer/changelog/2026-09-11"
last_updated: "2026-09-11"
author: "Ample Computer"
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# One command deploys the whole project

Week ending September 11, 2026. CLI 0.1.14.

- **Deploy.** `ample deploy` on a fresh repository plans it first. With ample.toml it creates or reuses every declared database, volume and bucket, deploys services in order, and attaches domains.
- **Deploy.** Static sites are now published as verified files and served directly, without a VM.
- **Deploy.** If a new release fails to start or pass its health check, the previous release is restored and keeps serving.
- **Deploy.** Unchanged deploys skip packaging, source uploads stream from the CLI, and successful results include the operation ID.
- **Runtime.** Node apps ship pruned production dependencies with the release, including standard Next.js apps started with next start.
- **CLI.** A Linux ARM64 build of the CLI is published. The CLI retries rate-limited requests without repeating changes it is unsure about.
- **Domains.** Custom domain names are validated and stay with the account that added them. Owners can reclaim a domain after deleting its app.
- **Databases.** Attached volumes mount before an app's first start and reconnect after a restart.

[All changes](https://ample.computer/changelog)