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Currently in Devtron Apps with Helm installation, we are performing the Install/Upgrade in synchronous mode. With this flow, in some cases the API context expires as the Install/ Upgrade may take too long. The common cases for this behavior are :
The deployment charts have per or post hooks/ jobs/ heavy resources to build
The cluster connection in kubelink takes longer due to the difference in region.
🎤 Pitch
In my use case I have a custom deployment chart with pre and post hook configured. Devtron apps configured with this custom chart, throws API timeout on trigger deployment but the release gets deployed in the background. Ideally this custom chart takes 3-4 mins to gets deployed successfully.
✌️ Solution
This above mentioned issue can be tackled if we have a feature to install devtron app in asynchronous mode.
🔄️ Alternative
No response
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🔖 Feature description
Currently in Devtron Apps with Helm installation, we are performing the Install/Upgrade in synchronous mode. With this flow, in some cases the API context expires as the Install/ Upgrade may take too long. The common cases for this behavior are :
🎤 Pitch
In my use case I have a custom deployment chart with pre and post hook configured. Devtron apps configured with this custom chart, throws API timeout on trigger deployment but the release gets deployed in the background. Ideally this custom chart takes 3-4 mins to gets deployed successfully.
✌️ Solution
This above mentioned issue can be tackled if we have a feature to install devtron app in asynchronous mode.
🔄️ Alternative
No response
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
AB#6876
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