Deploying a Stack

Function

DeployStack

This API deploys a created stack.

You can call this API to update the template and parameters and trigger a new deployment.
This API triggers deployment directly. If users want to confirm deployment details in advance, create an execution plan by calling CreateExecutionPlan and get the execution plan by calling GetExecutionPlan.
Assign all the templates and vars and then call this API.
If automatic rollback is enabled, the stack rolls back once its deployment fails. If automatic rollback is disabled, the stack stays in the current status when the deployment fails.

URI

POST /v1/{project_id}/stacks/{stack_name}/deployments

**Table 1** Path Parameters
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
project_id	Yes	String	A project ID is obtained by calling an API or from the console. Obtaining a Project ID
stack_name	Yes	String	A stack name is unique within its domain (domain_id), region, and project (project_id). It is case-sensitive and starts with a letter. Only letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-) are allowed.

Request Parameters

**Table 2** Request header parameters
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
Client-Request-Id	Yes	String	A unique request ID is specified by a user to locate a request. UUID is recommended.

**Table 3** Request body parameters
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
template_body	No	String	HCL template. It describes the target status of a resource. RFS compares the differences between the statuses of this template and the current remote resources. Either template_body or template_uri must be specified but they both cannot be specified together. In the CreateStack API, template_body and template_uri are optional. Note: template_body cannot contain any sensitive information. RFS directly uses, logs, displays, and stores the corresponding template_body in plaintext. If the information is sensitive, you are advised to use vars_structure to change the information to a variable and set the encryption field to enable encrypted transmission.
template_uri	No	String	OBS address of an HCL template. The template describes the target status of a resource. RFS compares the differences between the statuses of this template and the current remote resources. Ensure that the OBS address is located in the same region as the RFS. The corresponding file must be a tf file or a zip package. A pure .tf file must end with .tf or .tf.json and comply with the HCL syntax. Currently, only the .zip package is supported. The file name extension must be .zip. The decompressed file cannot contain the .tfvars file and must be encoded in UTF8 format (the .tf.json file cannot contain the BOM header). The .zip package supports a maximum of 100 subfiles. Either template_body or template_uri must be specified. In the CreateStack API, template_body and template_uri are optional. Note: The template file corresponds to template_uri cannot contain any sensitive information. RFS directly uses, logs, displays, and stores the content of the template file in plaintext. If the information is sensitive, you are advised to use vars_structure to change the information to a variable and set the encryption field to enable encrypted transmission. If the template file corresponding to template_uri is of zip type, the length of the internal file or folder name must not exceed 255 bytes, the length of the deepest path must not exceed 2048 bytes, and the size of the zip package must not exceed 1MB.
vars_structure	No	Array of VarsStructure objects	HCL variable structure. Transferring variables is supported by the HCL template. The same template can use different variables for different purposes. var_structure allows string variables. RFS supports vars_structure, vars_body, and vars_uri. If they declare the same variable, error code 400 will be reported. vars_structure only supports string variables. To use variables of other types, you need to convert them in HCL reference. Alternatively, you can use vars_uri and vars_body, which support various types and complex structures supported by HCL. If vars_structure is too large, you can use vars_uri. Note: vars_structure cannot contain any sensitive information. RFS directly uses, logs, displays, and stores the corresponding vars in plaintext. If the information is sensitive, you are advised to set the encryption field.
vars_body	No	String	Content of the HCL variable file. Transferring variables is supported by the HCL template. The same template can use different variables for different purposes. The vars_body uses the tfvars format of HCL. You can submit the content in the .tfvars file to the vars_body. RFS supports vars_structure, vars_body, and vars_uri. If they declare the same variable, error code 400 will be reported. If vars_body is too large, you can use vars_uri. If the content in vars is simple strings, you can use var_structure. vars_body cannot contain any sensitive information. RFS directly uses, logs, displays, and stores the corresponding vars in plaintext. If the information is sensitive, you are advised to use vars_structure and set the encryption field for transmission.
vars_uri	No	String	OBS address of the HCL variable file. Transferring variables is supported by the HCL template. The same template can use different variables for different purposes. Ensure that the OBS address is located in the same region as the RFS. RFS supports vars_structure, vars_body, and vars_uri. If they declare the same variable, error code 400 will be reported. The content in vars_uri uses the tfvars format of HCL. You can save the content in .tfvars to a file, upload the file to OBS, and transfer the pre-signed URL of OBS to vars_uri. vars_uri cannot contain any sensitive information. RFS directly uses, logs, displays, and stores the corresponding vars in plaintext. If the information is sensitive, you are advised to use vars_structure and set the encryption field for transmission.
stack_id	No	String	Unique stack ID. It is a UUID generated by RFS when a stack is created. Stack names are unique at one specific time, so you can create a stack named HelloWorld and another stack with the same name after deleting the first one. For parallel development, team members may want to ensure that they are operating the stack they created, not one with the same name created by other members after deleting the previous one. To avoid this mismatch, check the ID, since RFS ensures each stack has a unique ID that does not change with updates. If the stack_id value differs from the current stack ID, 400 is returned.

**Table 4** VarsStructure
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
var_key	Yes	String	Variable name.
var_value	Yes	String	Variable value. Variables must be in the form of a string. If a parameter is a number, it must also be in the form of a string, for example, '10'. For different types or complex structures, you can use vars_uri or vars_body.
encryption	No	EncryptionStructure object	If a transferred var_value has been encrypted, you can declare this variable to require RFS to decrypt the var_value before using it. Currently, only KMS encryption and decryption are supported.

**Table 5** EncryptionStructure
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
kms	Yes	KmsStructure object	If an assigned var_value is encrypted by KMS, related encryption information can be transferred. RFS will help you decrypt the var_value by KMS. For more details about KMS encryption and its sample code, refer to KMS Application Scenarios. Note: The agency you specify for RFS should have the operation permissions on the specified key ID. KMS provides a quota for free trial every month. If the quota is exceeded, you will be billed for KMS. The fee is not billed by RFS. More details KMS encryption only indicates that RFS uses ciphertext for storage and transmission. However, RFS still uses plaintext in stack-events. If you want RFS to use ciphertext in logs, you can declare sensitive in templates. For more information about sensitive, refer to https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/terraform/sensitive-variables.

**Table 6** KmsStructure
Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
id	Yes	String	KMS key ID is used by RFS during decryption. Generally, the key ID is that used for encryption.
cipher_text	Yes	String	Ciphertext of data encryption key.

Response Parameters

Status code: 202

**Table 7** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
deployment_id	String	Deployment ID Deployment request is accepted by RFS and will be processed asynchronously. You can call GetStackMetadata to query the stack status. Note: The RFS will persist the deployment request and return the response immediately. Clients do not need to wait for the request to be processed. Therefore, users cannot detect the result in real-time. RFS queues these asynchronous deployment requests and processes them in order. The maximum waiting time for each deployment is 6 hours.

Status code: 400

**Table 8** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 9** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 401

**Table 10** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 11** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 403

**Table 12** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 13** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 404

**Table 14** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 15** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 409

**Table 16** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 17** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 429

**Table 18** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 19** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Status code: 500

**Table 20** Response body parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.
encoded_authorization_message	String	The message contains information about unauthorized requests.
details	Array of Detail objects	Detailed error messages returned by service when permission is denied.

**Table 21** Detail
Parameter	Type	Description
error_code	String	Response code.
error_msg	String	Response message.

Example Requests

Transfer template and variable information using OBS signed URL.

POST https://{endpoint}/v1/ba2b9930c977f71edaeaa3a5e96a8ff1/stacks/my_hello_world_stack/deployments

{
  "template_uri" : "https://my_hello_world_bucket.{region}.myhuaweicloud.com/my-hello-world-template.tf",
  "vars_uri" : "https://my_hello_world_bucket.{region}.myhuaweicloud.com/my-hello-world-vars.tfvars",
  "stack_id" : "1b15e005-bdbb-4bd7-8f9a-a09b6774b4b3"
}

Example Responses

Status code: 202

The request is accepted and processed asynchronously.

{
  "deployment_id" : "3fef5d3e-27b6-44e8-9769-1d7262bd9430"
}

Status Codes

Status Code	Description
202	The request is accepted and processed asynchronously.
400	Invalid request.
401	Authentication failed.
403	Invalid stack status. The user does not have the permission to call this API.
404	The stack does not exist.
409	Request conflict. Another request is being processed on the current stack.
429	Too frequent requests.
500	Internal server error.