Your CI Is Green. Your Site Might Not Be.

Your CI is green. The deploy finished. Uptime is still 100%. And your users might still be staring at a blank page. CI tells you whether your build completed. It does not tell you whether production is serving the right content, with the right assets, from the right place. The failures that hurt most are rarely total outages. They're partial, silent, and easy to miss if all you track is status codes and deploy success. The problem with green dashboards A green deploy only proves your pipeline finished. It doesn't prove users can load your scripts, follow your redirects, or complete a flow. Production can be broken while every dashboard stays green. Here's what to actually verify — before your users find the problem for you. 1. Verify your asset hashes resolve After a deploy, your HTML references new hashed filenames — main.c8d13.js , styles.7fb2e.css . If your CDN is still serving the old HTML at some edge locations, those references point to files that no longer exist. The real proble