# List recent deployments

**GET /groups/{groupId}/apps/{appId}/deployments**

Return the 25 most recent application deployments.


## Servers
- The root API resource and starting point for the App Services API.: https://services.cloud.mongodb.com/api/admin/v3.0 (The root API resource and starting point for the App Services API.)


## Authentication methods
- Token auth


## Parameters

### Path parameters
- **groupId** (string)
  An Atlas [Project/Group
  ID](https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/tutorial/manage-projects/).
- **appId** (string)
  The ObjectID of your application.
  [The App Services API Project and Application IDs section](#section/Project-and-Application-IDs) demonstrates how to find this
  value.



## Responses
### 200
Successfully listed.

#### Body: application/json (array[object])
- **_id** (string)
  The unique ID of the deployment.
- **name** (string)
  The name of the deployment. By default, this is the same
  value as ``_id``.
- **app_id** (string)
  The unique `_id` value of the Atlas App Services App.
- **draft_id** (string)
  The unique `_id` value of the deployment draft associated with the
  deployment, if applicable.
- **user_id** (string)
  The unique `_id` value of the MongoDB Cloud user that deployed the draft.
- **deployed_at** (integer)
  The time at which the deployment was made. Represented as the number of
  seconds since January 1, 1970.
- **origin** (string)
  The deployment method used to create the deployment.
- **commit** (string)
  The commit hash of the deployment (Automatic GitHub Deployment)
- **status** (string)
  A message that indicates whether or not the deployment was
  successful.
- **status_error_message** (string)
  The error message of the error that caused the deployment to fail, if
  applicable.
- **diff_url** (string)
  A link to the diff of changes in the deployment
- **remote_location** (string)
  An identifier of the location where an app server is physically
  deployed to, regardless of the cloud provider that hosts the
  app.


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