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Currently, if you delete an application stack $ kubectl delete stack <stack-name> Kubernetes will automatically clean up all dependent resources including the Deployment and Service resources.
The resource could be "protected" with a Finalizer so the controller can halt deleting if the stack is still getting traffic. If this happens it should issue events about it (#12).
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Currently, if you delete an application stack
$ kubectl delete stack <stack-name>
Kubernetes will automatically clean up all dependent resources including theDeployment
andService
resources.The resource could be "protected" with a Finalizer so the controller can halt deleting if the stack is still getting traffic. If this happens it should issue events about it (#12).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: