Destroying an embed permanently deletes it, including all associated data. Make sure backups and child assets are secured before proceeding, as this action cannot be undone.

Reinstalling is recommended if the server encounters persistent errors or corruption. This process deletes the current installation and reinstalls all components with the latest build version.

Yes. The Update Version option applies the latest build updates without deleting your current deployment or requiring a full reinstall.

The Deploy Another option creates a new embed deployment with the same configuration as the current one, allowing you to scale quickly or test environments.

SSH keys allow secure, password-free access to your embed’s server, reducing the risk of brute-force attacks and providing stronger authentication for administrators.

Yes, but be cautious. A reinstall wipes the current installation. Always back up your environment before proceeding to avoid data loss.

No. Once destroyed, the deployment is permanently removed. Ensure you have created backups if you need to restore data later.

It’s recommended to update whenever a new stable build is available, ensuring you benefit from the latest features, improvements, and security patches.

Yes. You can assign multiple SSH keys to a deployment, allowing secure access for multiple administrators or developers.

Update applies the latest build version to your existing environment, while Reinstall wipes and reinstalls all components, useful for fixing deeper issues.