Deployment ConfigurationWork in progress
Introduction
DeploymentConfig API reference
terminationProtection
Set termination protection for the stack
Type: boolean
- Stacks with termination protection enabled cannot be deleted (you need to disable protection first).
cloudformationRoleArn
<< Description missing. Will be provided soon. >>
Type: string
triggerRollbackOnAlarmArns
<< Description missing. Will be provided soon. >>
Type: Array of string
monitoringTimeAfterDeploymentInMinutes
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Type: number
disableAutoRollback
Default: true
Disables automatic rollback after the deployment failure
Type: boolean
When automatic rollback is enabled (default) and the deployment fails:
- the stack will be automatically rolled back to the latest working version
- resources created during the failed deployment will be deleted.
- to move forward, you should resolve the issues and deploy again
When automatic rollback is disabled and the deployment fails:
- the stack will remain in the
UPDATE_FAILED
state - all of the successfully created and updated resources will be kept
- to move forward, you can resolve the issues causing the deployment to fail and then use
stacktape deploy
again or roll back to the latest working version using thestacktape rollback
command.
publishEventsToArn
<< Description missing. Will be provided soon. >>
Type: Array of string
previousVersionsToKeep
Default: 3
Amount of previous versions that will have their deployment artifacts preserved
Type: number
- Stacktape keeps deployment artifacts from previous versions (functions, images, templates)
- By default, Stacktape keeps 3 previous versions
disableS3TransferAcceleration
Disables S3 transfer acceleration.
Type: boolean
- S3 transfer acceleration improves upload times of your deployment artifacts.
- Objects are uploaded to the nearest AWS edge location, and routed to the bucket from there using AWS backbone network.
- Used to improve upload times and security.
- S3 transfer acceleration includes (insignificant) additional costs.