Register Application Destruction
In this section, you will find how to register the destruction of the Application in your pipeline and in StackSpot EDP.
Overview
To destroy a version of the Application in StackSpot, you need to use your own pipeline. To track all the Application Workflows within the StackSpot platform, you must register the destruction using the STK CLI.
To do this, run the command stk register app-destroy
in one of the workflow steps that destroys the Application in an environment.
This way, you can:
- Monitor and track the execution of these workflows directly on the Platform. Activities related to destruction will be displayed as Activities within the Application.
To view all the Workflow logs from the repository of your Application in the Workspace, you need to configure a Webhook within GitHub. To do this, follow the steps in the guide Configure Webhook to register repository activities on the Activities screen.
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See in the Application header the different versions of Infrastructure and Application destroyed within the Workspace in the StackSpot Portal.
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With the destruction of all Application versions registered in all environments, it is possible to delete your application entirely from the StackSpot platform.
Check out the complete destruction flow in the following diagram:
Because the deployment of your Application's infrastructure is done via Self-hosted:
- You need to destroy the infrastructure components in your pipeline;
- Execute an empty deploy, i.e., with the infrastructure components destroyed;
With this, you upload an empty Infrastructure version to StackSpot EDP, and it is then possible to delete your Application via the Portal.
Check out the steps to integrate the commands into your pipeline:
Configure Integration in Your Pipeline
Run the command stk register app-destroy
in one of the workflow steps that destroys the Application in an environment in your pipeline. See an example below:
stk register app-destroy --environment dev --status success
There are two ways to integrate the commands with your pipeline:
- Automated, through an Action (recommended); or
- Manually.
See the steps for both ways below:
1. Integrate Commands in the Pipeline via Action (Recommended)
The Action is available in the StackSpot Marketplace and performs the following automations in your pipeline:
- Installs the STK CLI in your pipeline (if not already installed);
- Authenticates with Client_ID, Client_KEY, and REALM;
- Integrates and executes the commands
stk register app-deploy
,stk register app-destroy
, andstk delete app
.
To use it, follow these steps:
Step 1. Configure the CI/CD authentication keys in the repository where your Application is located. To do this, follow the steps in the guide Authenticate via CI/CD.
Step 2. Add the Action to the deploy workflow of your Application. To do this, copy the code snippet below and paste it into your file:
- Destruction with success status:
- uses: stack-spot/cli-github-action-run-command@v1.0.0
id: stk-register-app-destroy-success
with:
client_id: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_ID }}
client_key: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_KEY }}
realm: ${{ secrets.REALM }}
command_stk: "register app-destroy --target my-app/ --env dev --status success"
- Destruction with failed status:
- uses: stack-spot/cli-github-action-run-command@v1.0.0
id: stk-register-app-destroy-failed
with:
client_id: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_ID }}
client_key: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_KEY }}
realm: ${{ secrets.REALM }}
command_stk: "register app-destroy --target my-app/ --env dev --status failed"
Step 3. Configure the flags of the stk register app-destroy
command with the correct variables:
target
: path to the application directory;version
: version of the application being destroyed;env
: deployment environment;status
: deployment status (failed, success)
For more information, visit the stk register app-destroy
command page.
To register the destruction of the Application, you need to be inside a Workspace. To run commands that require an active Workspace, add the command command_stk: "use workspace [workspace-name]"
before these commands as in the example below:
- uses: stack-spot/cli-github-action-run-command@v1.0.0
id: stk-delete-app
with:
client_id: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_ID }}
client_key: ${{ secrets.CLIENT_KEY }}
realm: ${{ secrets.REALM }}
command_stk: "use workspace my-workspace-name"
command_stk: "register app-deploy --target my-app/ --version 1.0.0 --env dev --status failed"
Done!
2. Integrate Commands in the Pipeline Manually
For your convenience, StackSpot recommends using the Action. But you can configure the steps manually in your pipeline.
Requirements
- Register the Client_ID, Client_Key, and Realm data of your Access Token as GitHub secrets.
- STK CLI installed in your pipeline;
- Authenticate in the Pipeline;
- Have an active Workspace in your Pipeline.
After following the previous steps, the pipeline file should look like the example below:
name: Run CLI Commands
on: [push]
jobs:
deploy:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
env:
LANG: C.UTF-8
LANGUAGE: C.UTF-8
LC_ALL: C.UTF-8
PYTHONIOENCODING: utf-8
steps:
- name: Check out repository code
uses: actions/checkout@v4
- name: Download STK CLI
shell: bash
run: |
curl \
--fail \
--http2-prior-knowledge \
--location \
--output /tmp/stk.deb \
--silent \
--show-error \
--tlsv1.3 \
https://stk.stackspot.com/installer/linux/stk.deb
- name: Install STK CLI
shell: bash
run: |
sudo dpkg --install /tmp/stk.deb || echo "Installation failed with exit code: $?"
- name: Authenticate StackSpot
run: |
$HOME/.stk/bin/stk login --client-id ${{ secrets.CLIENT_ID }} --client-key ${{ secrets.CLIENT_KEY }} --realm ${{ secrets.CLIENT_REALM }}
- name: Use your Workspace
run: |
$HOME/.stk/bin/stk use workspace <workspace>
After configuring all the steps, add the following command execution as the next step in the pipeline to register the destruction of your Application:
- name: Register App Destroy
run: |
stk register app-destroy --target my-app/ --status success