rollestatus

Rollestatus is a term used in several industries to denote the current state of a rolling operation or process. It is not a formally standardized concept, and its exact meaning depends on the domain and the software or hardware that defines it.

In manufacturing, particularly in metal or paper rolling, rollestatus describes the machine’s state, such as idle, warming up, running, stopped, fault, or undergoing maintenance. It is often tied to sensor readings for speed, temperature, load, and output rate.

In software and IT operations, rollestatus commonly appears in the context of rolling updates or deployments. It captures progress levels such as pending, in_progress, rolled_out, paused, completed, or failed, and may be exposed in dashboards or exposed via automation APIs.

In data processing or streaming contexts, rollestatus can refer to the status of a rolling window calculation or a change feed, indicating whether the latest window is available, lagging, or up to date.

Representation typically takes the form of an enumerated type or a string, often with a timestamp and optional fields for reasons or error messages. Monitoring rollestatus helps alert operators and coordinate automated recovery or rollback actions.