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You can deploy services to the cluster however you want. azds up
of course, but also a direct helm install
, CI/CD pipeline, etc.
To give an example, suppose you have an application that consists of services A, B, C, D, and E. You are actively working on service A. You have configured the default
namespace on your cluster as a dev space (e.g. azds space select -n default
, or select default
from the space drop-down in Visual Studio)
What you can do is deploy all five services to default
through, say, a CI/CD pipeline. This is completely outside of Dev Spaces. You'll need to come up with an appropriate build/release definition, or kube config, or Helm chart, or whatever mechanism you want to use to deploy -- Dev Spaces is not opinionated on this, as long as all the services end up running in that default
namespace.
Once you have this baseline in place, you can azds up
service A into a child space of default
, and debug and take advantage of all Dev Spaces functionality.
Hopefully that makes sense. Let me know if you think that will work for your scenario, or if you have additional questions. We are actually working on some documentation right now that goes into detail about how to set up the exact configuration I've described, so your feedback is timely!
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Great, thanks for the response. Good to know it's possible before I plough on through.
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