# Version History

The version history page displays the details of all the versions available for the application. The versions that are sent during deploy events are displayed here. (Versions from the build events are shown in the artifact security page). The versions can be added from the Application Status page too. 

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 Version changes applied from the application status page will be applied to all the services of the application. 
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### To Access Version History

* Navigate to **Applications** -> **Version History**. The Version history details page is displayed. 

The upper panel of the page displays the **Environments** tab. You can select the Environment (eg: dev or staging), Cluster and Namespace for which you want the version history to be displayed. 

The details panel displays the following:

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* **Version** - Displays the different versions of the application.
* **Created At** - Displays the date and time when the service with the given version was created.&#x20;
* **Last Deployed At** - Displays the last deployed at date and time of the service with the given version.
* **DBOM** **Status**- On clicking the DBOM, it displays the list of services and artifacts connected to the given application and also the complete DBOM details of the application.&#x20;
* **Actions** - You can delete the version by clicking the three dots given in the **Actions** column.&#x20;

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