deploy_kc.py:

def deploy_keycloak():

release = Chart( "keycloak", ChartOpts( chart="keycloakx", version="2.3.0", fetch_opts=FetchOpts( repo="https://codecentric.github.io/helm-charts" ), values=yaml.safe_load(get_config('keycloak_yaml')), namespace=get_config('keycloak_namespace') ) # , opts=pulumi.ResourceOptions(depends_on=[mysql_chart]) ) def deploy(keycloak_namespace, aks_cluster_name, resource_group_name, keycloak_yaml, project_name, stack_name): loop = asyncio.new_event_loop() asyncio.set_event_loop(loop) subprocess.run(f"az aks get-credentials -n {aks_cluster_name} -g {resource_group_name} --overwrite-existing", shell=True, check=True) stack = auto.create_or_select_stack( stack_name=stack_name, project_name=project_name, program=deploy_keycloak ) stack.refresh() up_res = stack.up() print(f"update summary: {up_res.summary.resource_changes}") // update summary: {'create': 7, 'delete': 1, 'same': 1}

then springboot app is deployed by calling: @app.route('/deploy_img', methods=['POST']) routes.py:

@app.route('/deploy_image', methods=['POST'])

def deploy_resources(): data = request.json threading.Thread(target=deploy_docker_img.deploy, args=(data,)).start()

deploy_docker_img.py

def deploy(request_data):

try: loop = asyncio.new_event_loop() asyncio.set_event_loop(loop) set_config("request_data", request_data) subprocess.run(f"az aks get-credentials -n {aks_cluster_name} -g {resource_group_name} --overwrite-existing", shell=True, check=True) stack = auto.create_or_select_stack( stack_name=request_data.get('stack_name'), project_name=request_data.get('project_name'), program=deploy_resources ) stack.refresh() up_res = stack.up() print(f"update summary: {up_res.summary.resource_changes}") // update summary: {'create': 3, 'delete': 7, 'same': 1} def deploy_docker_image(): request_data = get_config('request_data') app_labels = {"app": request_data.get('app_name')} config_map = create_config_map(request_data) # Deployment deployment = k8s.apps.v1.Deployment( request_data.get('deployment_name') or request_data.get('app_name') + "-deployment", metadata={ "namespace": request_data.get('namespace'), "name": request_data.get('deployment_name') or request_data.get('app_name') + "-deployment", }, spec={ "selector": {"matchLabels": app_labels}, "replicas": request_data.get('replica_count') or 1, "template": { "metadata": {"labels": app_labels}, "spec": { "containers": [{ "name": request_data.get('app_name'), "image": request_data.get('image_name'), "ports": [{"containerPort": request_data.get('port') or 9087}], "volumeMounts": [{ "name": "config-volume", "mountPath": "/config" }], }], "volumes": [{ "name": "config-volume", "configMap": { "name": config_map.metadata.name } }], "image_pull_secrets": [{"name": request_data.get('image_pull_secret')}] } } } ) service = k8s.core.v1.Service( "kcadminapp-service", metadata={ "namespace": request_data.get('namespace'), "name": "kcadminapp-service" }, spec={ "selector": app_labels, "ports": [{ "protocol": "TCP", "port": 80, "targetPort": request_data.get('port') or 9087 }], "type": "LoadBalancer" } ) pulumi.export('deployment_name', deployment.metadata.name) def create_config_map(request_data): config_data = { "application.properties": f""" server.servlet.context-path=/{request_data.get('app_name')} .... keycloak.smtp.ssl=false """ } config_map = k8s.core.v1.ConfigMap( request_data.get('config_map_name') or "kc-admin-config", metadata={"namespace": request_data.get('namespace'), "name": request_data.get('config_map_name') or "kc-admin-config"}, data=config_data ) return config_map

@ancient-policeman-24615 did you get a chance to look into the issue

In the future, it’s much easier to read if you post a gist instead of a big wall of unformatted test. This is your code: https://gist.github.com/iwahbe/73b4faf19ea3e0f03201f4c2d2112e68

I’m not super familiar with k8s, but my initial concern is that you are using two different programs with the same stack. Every time you run

stack.up()

, Pulumi will deploy the resources you described in the stack’s program, and delete all resources not described. If you run

stack.up()

with Program A, then run

stack.up()

with Program B, all resources from Program A not mentioned in Program B will be destroyed.