deploy

Automate OpenShift deployments with manual approval by triggering a workflow that provisions Deployment, Service, and Route resources while pausing for explicit user confirmation at each step. This ensures controlled application exposure and prevents misconfigurations.

A human-in-the-loop deployment workflow for Kubernetes requires explicit user confirmation before proceeding through port detection, deployment configuration, and route exposure. This approach enforces guardrails to avoid downtime and ensures changes are reviewed at each step.

Yes, the deployment process creates OpenShift Routes and Services automatically. After validating prerequisites and confirming details with the user, it provisions Deployment, Service, and Route resources to safely expose the containerized application.

Monitor Kubernetes rollout status and prepare for rollback by tracking the deployment state after resource creation. The workflow interfaces with MCP tools to monitor the rollout and enables rollback readiness if any deployment issues are detected.

Yes, you can use MCP tools to create OpenShift Deployment resources. The workflow interfaces with MCP tools to create or update Deployment, Service, and Route resources while enforcing namespace context and image availability constraints.

To deploy apps to OpenShift, you need a successful build, a valid namespace context, and image availability. The workflow validates these prerequisites before proceeding with port discovery, deployment configuration, and route exposure.