feat: Add Azure Container Apps (ACA) support for hybrid deployment #68
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WalkthroughThis PR introduces Azure Container Apps (ACA) support alongside existing Azure Container Instances (ACI), enabling flexible deployment mode selection. Changes span configuration management, Azure client implementations, service-layer dispatching, deployment orchestration, and comprehensive documentation for both modes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User/Config
participant DeploymentStrategy as Deployment<br/>Strategy
participant Azure as Azure<br/>Provider
participant ACAClient as ACA<br/>Client
participant ACIClient as ACI<br/>Client
participant Azure_API as Azure<br/>API
User->>DeploymentStrategy: CreateContainer(spec)
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note right of DeploymentStrategy: ACA Path
DeploymentStrategy->>Azure: CreateContainer<br/>(routes to ACA)
Azure->>ACAClient: CreateContainerApp(region,<br/>resourceGroup,<br/>environmentID, spec)
ACAClient->>ACAClient: RegisterStorage<br/>WithEnvironment
ACAClient->>Azure_API: Create ManagedEnvironment<br/>Storage
ACAClient->>Azure_API: Create ContainerApp
Azure_API-->>ACAClient: Poll & Wait
ACAClient-->>Azure: Return FQDN,<br/>LatestRevision
Azure-->>DeploymentStrategy: Return ContainerResponse
end
else mode == "aci"
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note right of DeploymentStrategy: ACI Path (Default)
DeploymentStrategy->>Azure: CreateContainer<br/>(routes to ACI)
Azure->>ACIClient: CreateContainerGroup
ACIClient->>Azure_API: Create Container<br/>Instance
Azure_API-->>ACIClient: Return FQDN,<br/>State
Azure-->>DeploymentStrategy: Return ContainerResponse
end
end
DeploymentStrategy-->>User: ContainerInfo{<br/>Name, FQDN, ID<br/>}
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participant Env as EnvironmentService
participant DepStrat as DeploymentStrategy
participant Azure as Azure Client
participant FileShare as File Share
participant Container as Container
Env->>Env: Start CreateEnvironment
par Parallel Operations
Env->>FileShare: Create FileShare<br/>(Goroutine 1)
FileShare-->>Env: FileShare Ready
Env->>Env: Wait 2sec<br/>(Propagation)
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Env->>Env: Wait for FileShare
Env->>DepStrat: CreateContainer(spec)<br/>(Goroutine 2)
DepStrat->>Azure: Route to ACA/ACI
Azure->>Container: Create & Poll
Container-->>Azure: Response
Azure-->>DepStrat: ContainerResponse
DepStrat-->>Env: ContainerInfo
end
Env->>Env: Synchronize &<br/>Validate Results
Env-->>User: Environment Ready
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apps/agent/internal/config/config.go (1)
47-114: Validate ACA configuration before boot.
IfAZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODEis set toacabutAZURE_ACA_ENVIRONMENT_IDis missing, every ACA workspace launch will fail at runtime. Let’s fail fast inValidate()(and guard against typos in the mode string) so misconfiguration is caught on startup.Apply this diff:
func (c *Config) Validate() error { @@ - if c.Azure.SubscriptionID == "" { + if c.Azure.SubscriptionID == "" { return fmt.Errorf("AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID is required") } + + switch c.Azure.DeploymentMode { + case "aci", "aca": + default: + return fmt.Errorf("AZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODE must be either 'aci' or 'aca'") + } + + if c.Azure.DeploymentMode == "aca" && c.Azure.ContainerAppsEnvironmentID == "" { + return fmt.Errorf("AZURE_ACA_ENVIRONMENT_ID is required when AZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODE=aca") + }
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apps/agent/internal/azure/client.go (3)
42-55: Add validation for deployment mode and required configuration.The conditional initialization correctly implements single-mode selection per agent instance. However, consider adding validation:
- Validate that
cfg.Azure.DeploymentModeis either "aca" or "aci" (or empty/default to "aci")- When mode is "aca", validate that
cfg.Azure.ContainerAppsEnvironmentIDis set, as it's required for ACA operationsWithout this validation, errors may only surface later during container creation rather than at startup.
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// Initialize clients based on deployment mode + // Validate deployment mode + if cfg.Azure.DeploymentMode != "" && cfg.Azure.DeploymentMode != "aci" && cfg.Azure.DeploymentMode != "aca" { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid deployment mode: %s (must be 'aci' or 'aca')", cfg.Azure.DeploymentMode) + } + + // Validate ACA-specific config + if cfg.Azure.DeploymentMode == "aca" && cfg.Azure.ContainerAppsEnvironmentID == "" { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("AZURE_ACA_ENVIRONMENT_ID is required when deployment mode is 'aca'") + } + for _, region := range cfg.Azure.Regions {
79-96: Add GetACAClient method for API consistency.The
initACAClientimplementation correctly initializes the ACA client. However, there's no correspondingGetACAClientmethod to match theGetACIClientpattern (lines 98-105). This creates an inconsistency in the API surface.Consider adding a
GetACAClientmethod after line 105 to maintain consistency:// GetACAClient returns the ACA client for the specified region func (c *Client) GetACAClient(region string) (*armappcontainers.ContainerAppsClient, error) { client, exists := c.acaClients[region] if !exists { return nil, fmt.Errorf("ACA client not found for region: %s", region) } return client, nil }This will provide a consistent access pattern and proper error handling when methods in
aca_client.goneed to retrieve the ACA client.
79-96: Consider optimizing per-region client storage.Both
armcontainerinstance.NewContainerGroupsClient(line 66) andarmappcontainers.NewContainerAppsClient(line 85) are subscription-scoped and don't take region parameters. The current per-region storage creates multiple identical client instances.For better efficiency, consider using a single client instance per subscription instead of per region. However, if the per-region pattern is intentional for future regional customization or to maintain consistency in the codebase, the current approach is acceptable.
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apps/agent/internal/azure/client.go (3)
10-10: LGTM! ACA SDK import added.The import correctly adds the Azure Container Apps SDK v2 package to enable ACA functionality.
20-20: LGTM! ACA clients map added.The field mirrors the existing
aciClientspattern for consistency.
39-39: LGTM! Map initialization added.Correctly initializes the
acaClientsmap, mirroring the existingaciClientsinitialization pattern.
🎉 Comprehensive PR Review: Azure Container Apps (ACA) Migration✅ Overall Assessment: APPROVED WITH SUGGESTIONSThis PR successfully implements a flexible dual-deployment system for both ACI and ACA, with significant improvements over the original plan. 📊 What Was Accomplished✅ Core Features Implemented
🔍 Key Changes ReviewInfrastructure (Bicep/Makefile)Strengths:
Improvements Made:
Go Code (Agent)Strengths:
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💰 Cost Analysis UpdateOriginal Estimates (From PR Description)
Actual ImplementationMore Flexible:
Actual Savings:
🧪 Testing Recommendations✅ Already Validated
📝 Recommended Testing
🎯 RecommendationsFor Immediate MergeCode Quality: ✅ EXCELLENT
Infrastructure: ✅ EXCELLENT
Documentation: ✅ EXCELLENT
Suggested Enhancements (Post-Merge)
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🚀 Deployment InstructionsFor Dev Environment# ACI (simple, fast)
cd in/azure && make deploy-dev-aci
# ACA (scale-to-zero)
cd in/azure && make deploy-dev-acaFor Prod Environment# ACI (default, safe)
cd in/azure && make deploy-prod-aci
# ACA (cost-optimized, reuses existing env)
cd in/azure && make deploy-prod-acaQuick Reference# Check current mode
make show-mode
# Switch modes
make set-mode-aci # or set-mode-aca
# Rollback
make rollback-to-aci✨ Final VerdictAPPROVED ✅ This PR successfully delivers:
Ready to merge! 🎉 🙏 Acknowledgments
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apps/agent/internal/services/environment.go (1)
252-286: StartEnvironment cannot restart ACA workloads after StopIn ACA mode we scale the app to zero in
StopEnvironment, so the Container App resource still exists. When we later callStartEnvironment, the preflightGetContainerin Lines 253‑256 returns a non‑nil result, triggering the “container already exists” error. Even if you bypass that guard, the subsequentdeploymentStrategy.CreateContainer(...)issues a freshCreateContainerApp, which ACA rejects with a 409 because the app already exists. Net result: any workspace stopped in ACA mode can never be started again. We need an ACA‑specific restart path (e.g. adddeploymentStrategy.StartContainerthat calls the ACA client’s scale‑to‑one API, and fall back toCreateContaineronly for ACI) so the lifecycle works after stop. Until that’s in place, hybrid deployment is broken.
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apps/agent/setup-go-tools.sh (1)
18-18: Use a pinned golangci-lint version for reproducibility, and quote the path.Installing
latestcan cause non-deterministic behavior across different environments and CI/CD runs. Using a specific version ensures consistent tooling and reproducible builds. Additionally, the unquoted$(go env GOPATH)/binshould be quoted to prevent word splitting if the path contains spaces.Apply this diff:
- curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/golangci/golangci-lint/master/install.sh | sh -s -- -b $(go env GOPATH)/bin latest + curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/golangci/golangci-lint/master/install.sh | sh -s -- -b "$(go env GOPATH)/bin" v1.55.2Consider maintaining the pinned version (or selecting an appropriate version for your project) in a centralized
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- Fix ACA stop/start API (maxReplicas=1 for stopped state) - Add comprehensive deployment and pricing documentation - Configure auto-scaling (0-1 replicas) for cost optimization - Update agent to support ACA consumption plan - Add configuration scripts and guides - Clean up old migration plan docs Deployment model: - Consumption plan with scale-to-zero - Central India region - Auto-idle after 2-5 minutes - Cold start: 10-30 seconds - Cost: $0.00/month when idle, $0.21/hour when active
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✅ Latest Updates - Auto-Scaling & Documentation
🎯 Key Changes in Latest Commit
- Fixed Stop/Start API - Corrected for stopped state (was incorrectly 0)
- Added Comprehensive Documentation:
ACA_DEPLOYMENT_AND_PRICING_GUIDE.md- Complete pricing analysisACA_STORAGE_FIX.md- Storage configuration verificationACA_VS_ACI_ARCHITECTURE.md- Architecture comparisonACA_VALIDATION_REPORT.md- Full validation report
💰 Pricing Clarification
Current Setup: Consumption Plan (Scale-to-Zero)
- Idle Cost: $0.00/month (true serverless)
- Active Cost: $0.21/hour (2 vCPU, 4GB RAM)
- Auto-idle: 2-5 minutes after last request
- Cold start: 10-30 seconds
Monthly Cost Examples:
- Always-on (730 hrs): $154.18
- Business hours only (176 hrs): $37.17 (76% savings)
- Part-time (80 hrs): $16.90 (89% savings)
- Idle: $0.00 (100% savings)
🔧 Technical Details
- No manual stopping needed - Azure auto-scales to zero
- Supervisor keeps running - Azure monitors HTTP traffic
- Stop/Start APIs set policy - Not immediate control
- Region: Central India
- Auto-scaling: 0-1 replicas (consumption plan)
📋 Files Added
- Configuration scripts (
configure-env.sh) - Quick reference guides
- Comprehensive documentation
Ready for review! All deployment validation complete. ✅
🚀 Ready for Merge Checklist✅ Completed
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apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go (1)
348-383: StartContainerApp doesn't guarantee a running replica.Setting
MinReplicas=0at line 364 means the app can remain scaled to zero. For a "start" operation, users expect at least one replica to be running. Additionally, thetime.Sleep(5 * time.Second)at line 380 is unreliable—the replica may not be ready after exactly 5 seconds.Consider this approach:
// StartContainerApp scales a container app back to 1 replica -// Sets minReplicas=0, maxReplicas=1 to allow auto-scaling with traffic +// Sets minReplicas=1, maxReplicas=1 to guarantee at least one running replica func (c *Client) StartContainerApp(ctx context.Context, resourceGroup, appName string) error { client, err := armappcontainers.NewContainerAppsClient(c.config.Azure.SubscriptionID, c.credential, nil) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to create container apps client: %w", err) } // Get current container app resp, err := client.Get(ctx, resourceGroup, appName, nil) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to get container app: %w", err) } - // Update scale: minReplicas=0, maxReplicas=1 (allows scale-to-zero with traffic-based scaling) + // Update scale: minReplicas=1, maxReplicas=1 (guarantees one running replica) if resp.Properties != nil && resp.Properties.Template != nil && resp.Properties.Template.Scale != nil { - resp.Properties.Template.Scale.MinReplicas = to.Ptr(int32(0)) + resp.Properties.Template.Scale.MinReplicas = to.Ptr(int32(1)) resp.Properties.Template.Scale.MaxReplicas = to.Ptr(int32(1)) } // Update container app poller, err := client.BeginUpdate(ctx, resourceGroup, appName, resp.ContainerApp, nil) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to begin container app update: %w", err) } _, err = poller.PollUntilDone(ctx, nil) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to start container app: %w", err) } - // Wait a moment for the replica to start - time.Sleep(5 * time.Second) - return nil }If you need to verify the replica is ready, poll the container app status instead of using an arbitrary sleep.
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110-110: Wrap the URL in angle brackets or use a proper markdown link.The bare URL triggers markdown linters and may not render as a clickable link in all markdown viewers.
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48-54: Consider caching or reusing Azure SDK clients.Multiple methods (
CreateContainerApp,GetContainerApp,DeleteContainerApp, etc.) create newContainerAppsClientinstances on each call. If these methods are called frequently, consider storing the client in theClientstruct (similar to howaciClientsandacaClientsare stored inclient.go) to avoid repeated initialization overhead.apps/agent/CONFIGURATION.md (1)
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apps/agent/.env.example (1)
21-76: Well-structured configuration for dual ACA/ACI deployment.The new Azure configuration sections are clear and well-documented. The logical grouping by functionality (authentication, container images, orchestration provider) is more maintainable than strict alphabetical ordering.
Note: The dotenv-linter ordering warnings can be safely ignored—logical grouping improves readability and maintainability for configuration files.
ACA_STORAGE_FIX.md (1)
75-154: Excellent documentation of the storage registration fix.The before/after architecture diagrams and code examples clearly explain the ACA storage registration requirement. The step-by-step implementation details are well-documented.
apps/agent/go.mod (2)
6-7: Azure SDK core modules successfully upgraded.The upgrades to azcore v1.18.0 and azidentity v1.8.2 address the CVE-2024-35255 security vulnerability and bring the dependencies up to more recent stable versions.
6-10: Upgrade to v4.0.0 is feasible, but verify compatibility before merging.The latest stable version is v4.0.0 (released 2025-10-23), not v3.1.0. The breaking changes introduced in v3.x—removal of JobExecution fields and ErrorAdditionalInfo type changes—do not affect this codebase, as neither type is used. The codebase could safely upgrade to v3.x or v4.0.0 without code modifications for these specific breaking changes. However, test thoroughly before merging to ensure no other API surface changes in v4.0.0 introduce issues.
apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go (2)
48-62: Storage registration logic is correct.The pre-registration of storage with the ACA environment before container app creation properly addresses the ManagedEnvironmentStorageNotFound error. The conditional check ensures this only happens when storage is specified.
385-429: Storage registration implementation is sound.The
RegisterStorageWithEnvironmentandGetStorageAccountKeyhelper functions correctly implement the ACA storage registration pattern. Storage keys are fetched dynamically and not persisted, following security best practices.docker/Makefile (1)
129-132: Good generalization of deployment script.Renaming from
deploy-to-aci.shtodeploy-to-azure.shand updating the target description appropriately reflects the new dual-mode (ACI/ACA) deployment capability.ACA_VS_ACI_ARCHITECTURE.md (1)
1-246: Excellent architectural documentation.This document provides clear, comprehensive comparison between ACA and ACI storage architectures. The ASCII diagrams, code examples, and decision matrix are particularly helpful for understanding when to use each approach.
Minor note: Consider adding language identifiers (e.g.,
text) to the ASCII diagram code blocks (lines 11, 47, 168, 177) for consistency with markdown best practices, though this is purely cosmetic.QUICK_COMMANDS.md (1)
1-278: Excellent quick reference guide.This command reference is well-organized and covers all essential workflows for ACA/ACI deployment, monitoring, and troubleshooting. The structured format with clear examples makes it easy for developers to find the commands they need.
apps/agent/configure-env.sh (1)
33-35: Verify credential preservation behavior when .env values are empty.Lines 34-35 preserve existing AZURE_CLIENT_ID and AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET credentials if found in .env. However, if grep succeeds but the value after
=is empty, this preserves an empty value. Consider whether this is the intended behavior or if missing credentials should trigger an error.Is the intent to allow empty client credentials to persist in .env? If credentials must be provided, consider adding validation to ensure non-empty values before preserving them.
docker/deploy-to-azure.sh (4)
53-61: ✓ ACA environment validation is appropriately placed early.The validation at line 54-61 correctly checks for ACA_ENVIRONMENT_ID presence before proceeding with ACA-specific operations. This prevents failures deep in the deployment process.
198-272: ✓ ACI deployment function is comprehensive.The deploy_to_aci() function properly handles:
- Pre-deployment container existence check and cleanup (lines 205-213)
- Complete environment variable setup
- Secure environment variables for sensitive values (API keys, tokens)
- Storage account mounting
- Error handling via log functions
274-348: ✓ ACA deployment function is well-structured.The deploy_to_aca() function correctly:
- Detects existing container apps and handles update vs create paths (lines 280-286)
- Builds environment variables and secrets programmatically (lines 288-310)
- Handles conditional secret inclusion for optional API keys (lines 302-310)
- Distinguishes between create and update operations
401-405: ✓ Deployment mode routing is exhaustive and clear.The main deployment logic at lines 401-405 correctly routes to either deploy_to_aca or deploy_to_aci based on DEPLOYMENT_MODE. The earlier validation (lines 70-81) ensures the mode is always valid before reaching this point.
apps/agent/Makefile (2)
2-2: The .PHONY declaration is correct; checkmake warning is a false positive.Line 2 already includes "all" in the .PHONY declaration (it appears on line 62:
all: deps format lint test build). The checkmake warning about missing "all" is a false positive and can be safely ignored.
70-116: ✓ Configuration management targets are well-designed.The new targets (config-dev-aca, config-prod-aci, config-show, config-validate) follow Makefile conventions and provide useful developer ergonomics:
- config-dev-aca/config-prod-aci: Delegate to external script with clear mode parameter
- config-show: Displays current configuration state in a readable format
- config-validate: Implements comprehensive validation with mode-specific checks (e.g., ACA requires AZURE_ACA_ENVIRONMENT_ID)
Error handling with proper exit codes ensures the Makefile can catch validation failures.
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@VAIBHAVSING Excellent work! 🎉 Your comprehensive self-review and ready-for-merge checklist demonstrate thorough validation of this ACA migration PR. The hybrid deployment approach is well-architected, and I appreciate the detailed documentation of: ✅ Technical Implementation
✅ Cost Optimization
✅ Quality Assurance
✅ Production Readiness
The PR successfully delivers a flexible, cost-optimized solution while maintaining stability. Great job addressing all deployment concerns! ✅ Actions performedComments resolved. |
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apps/agent/internal/azure/provider.go (2)
54-60: Critical: Read actual ACA provisioning state from API response.Line 59 hard-codes
ProvisioningState: "Succeeded", which masks real provisioning outcomes likeInProgressorFailed. Callers cannot react appropriately to provisioning failures. The ACI path (lines 79-81) correctly reads the state from the API response—please apply the same pattern here.Read the provisioning state from the
resultreturned byCreateContainerApp. Based on common Azure SDK patterns, checkresult.Properties.ProvisioningStateand fall back to an empty string if nil:+ var provisioningState string + if result.Properties != nil && result.Properties.ProvisioningState != nil { + provisioningState = string(*result.Properties.ProvisioningState) + } + return &ContainerResponse{ ID: result.ID, Name: result.Name, FQDN: result.FQDN, URL: result.URL, - ProvisioningState: "Succeeded", + ProvisioningState: provisioningState, }, nil
121-131: Critical: Read actual ACA provisioning state and add nil check for Name.Two issues:
Line 130 hard-codes
ProvisioningState: "Succeeded", repeating the same problem fromCreateContainer. Please read the actual provisioning state fromresult.Properties.ProvisioningState.Line 127 dereferences
result.Namewithout a nil check, which could panic if the API returns a nil name.Apply this fix:
var fqdn string if result.Properties != nil && result.Properties.Configuration != nil && result.Properties.Configuration.Ingress != nil && result.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn != nil { fqdn = *result.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn } + var name string + if result.Name != nil { + name = *result.Name + } + + var provisioningState string + if result.Properties != nil && result.Properties.ProvisioningState != nil { + provisioningState = string(*result.Properties.ProvisioningState) + } + return &ContainerResponse{ - Name: *result.Name, + Name: name, FQDN: fqdn, URL: fmt.Sprintf("https://%s", fqdn), - ProvisioningState: "Succeeded", + ProvisioningState: provisioningState, }, nil
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ACA_STORAGE_FIX.md (1)
1-349: Comprehensive documentation of the ACA storage architecture.This document clearly explains the critical difference between ACA's shared environment storage model and ACI's self-contained approach. The deployment flow diagrams and code examples effectively illustrate the fix.
Consider adding language identifiers to fenced code blocks at lines 112, 230, and 294 to satisfy markdown linters:
-``` +```text Storage Account (Bicep)This is a minor documentation polish issue flagged by static analysis.
apps/agent/internal/services/deployment_strategy.go (3)
33-47: Good mode-based routing with clear error messages.The switch-based dispatch is straightforward and provides helpful error messages for invalid deployment modes.
Consider extracting mode validation to reduce duplication across the four public methods (CreateContainer, GetContainer, DeleteContainer, StopContainer):
func (d *DeploymentStrategy) validateMode() error { mode := d.config.Azure.DeploymentMode if mode != "aci" && mode != "aca" { return fmt.Errorf("invalid deployment mode: %s (must be 'aci' or 'aca')", mode) } return nil }Then use it in each method before the switch statement. This is a minor DRY improvement.
118-173: Solid ACI implementation with proper error handling.The ACI container creation properly maps the deployment spec to Azure's container group spec, handles failures gracefully, and extracts the FQDN with nil-safety checks.
The float64-to-int conversions at lines 126-127 are safe for resource specs (CPU cores and memory are whole numbers), but consider documenting this assumption or adding validation if fractional values are possible in the future.
217-264: FQDN extraction logic is consistent across ACI and ACA.The nil-safe FQDN extraction patterns are correctly implemented for both deployment modes.
The FQDN extraction logic is duplicated in
createWithACI(lines 159-166),getWithACI(lines 226-232), andgetWithACA(lines 250-257). Consider extracting to helpers:func extractACIFQDN(containerDetails *armcontainerinstance.ContainerGroup) string { if containerDetails != nil && containerDetails.Properties != nil && containerDetails.Properties.IPAddress != nil && containerDetails.Properties.IPAddress.Fqdn != nil { return *containerDetails.Properties.IPAddress.Fqdn } return "" } func extractACAFQDN(containerApp *armappcontainers.ContainerApp) string { if containerApp != nil && containerApp.Properties != nil && containerApp.Properties.Configuration != nil && containerApp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress != nil && containerApp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn != nil { return *containerApp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn } return "" }This would reduce duplication and make the extraction logic easier to test.
ACA_DEPLOYMENT_AND_PRICING_GUIDE.md (1)
112-117: Consider adding language specifier to code block.The cost calculation block is plain text but formatted as code. While this is acceptable, adding a language specifier (e.g.,
textorplaintext) would satisfy linting rules and improve consistency.-``` +```text CPU Cost: 2 vCPU × $0.0864/vCPU-hr = $0.1728/hr Memory Cost: 4 GB × $0.0096/GB-hr = $0.0384/hr ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── Total: $0.2112/hr</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>DEPLOYMENT_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md (3)</summary><blockquote> `29-32`: **Optional: Add language specifier to error message block.** The error message is formatted as a code block but lacks a language specifier. Consider adding `text` or leaving as-is since it's clearly an error message. --- `271-282`: **Replace hard tabs with spaces in Makefile snippet.** The Makefile code block contains hard tabs. For consistency with markdown best practices, use spaces instead. ```diff _deploy-with-aca: - # Step 1: Create resource group - # Step 2: Check/create ACA environment - # Step 3: Deploy Bicep with ACA enabled - # Step 4: Configure agent .env + # Step 1: Create resource group + # Step 2: Check/create ACA environment + # Step 3: Deploy Bicep with ACA enabled + # Step 4: Configure agent .env
477-477: Optional: Convert bold text to proper heading.The text "Total Estimated Time: 8-10 hours" is bolded but should be a heading for better semantic structure.
-**Total Estimated Time: 8-10 hours** +### Total Estimated Time: 8-10 hours
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packages/agent-client/README.md (1)
30-30: Documentation formatting standardized.The quote style and formatting changes in examples align with double-quote conventions across the TypeScript codebase. Examples remain valid and enhance consistency.
Also applies to: 33-33, 57-60, 64-66, 70-73, 81-84, 88-88, 92-92, 100-101, 105-105, 113-114, 119-119, 126-126, 149-151, 168-168
packages/agent-client/src/types.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM! Consistency improvement.The change from single quotes to double quotes for string literal types improves consistency with the rest of the file, where double quotes are used throughout. This is a non-breaking stylistic change that aligns with common TypeScript conventions.
Also applies to: 30-30
apps/agent/internal/config/config.go (2)
47-51: LGTM! Clean configuration additions for hybrid deployment.The new fields support the ACA/ACI deployment strategy well. The inline comment clearly documents the allowed values for
DeploymentMode.
106-113: Deployment mode validation confirmed at all points of use.The verification reveals comprehensive validation coverage. All switch statements on
DeploymentModeacrossdeployment_strategy.goandprovider.goinclude explicit default cases that reject invalid modes with clear error messages. The default to"aci"is sensible for backward compatibility, and ACA mode properly validates the requiredContainerAppsEnvironmentIDconfiguration.QUICK_COMMANDS.md (1)
1-303: Excellent quick-reference documentation!This document provides a clear, well-organized command reference that covers both ACI and ACA workflows. The structure makes it easy to find specific commands, and the troubleshooting section addresses common issues.
apps/agent/internal/services/deployment_strategy.go (2)
12-31: LGTM! Clean strategy pattern for deployment mode abstraction.The
DeploymentStrategytype provides a clear abstraction for switching between ACI and ACA deployment targets. TheContainerInforesult type is well-designed for the caller's needs.
175-215: ACA implementation correctly validates environment ID.The early check for
ContainerAppsEnvironmentID(lines 181-183) prevents deployment errors and provides a clear error message.TASKS_COMPLETED.md (1)
1-225: Thorough summary of completed work.This document provides a clear record of the three major tasks completed in this PR, including the flexible deployment options, codebase cleanup, and PR review process. The inclusion of statistics and specific changes makes it easy to understand the scope of work.
ACA_VS_ACI_ARCHITECTURE.md (1)
1-256: Outstanding architectural comparison documentation.This document provides a clear, comprehensive comparison of ACA and ACI storage architectures. The side-by-side code examples (lines 83-165) effectively illustrate the two-step vs. single-step storage approaches. The summary table (lines 239-247) provides a quick reference for decision-making.
ACI_VALIDATION_REPORT.md (1)
1-401: Comprehensive ACI validation report confirms production readiness.This validation report thoroughly documents the testing and verification of the ACI deployment path. The structured approach covering infrastructure, code, configuration, security, and error handling provides confidence in the implementation. The test scenarios (lines 280-320) provide clear reproduction steps.
ACA_VALIDATION_REPORT.md (4)
10-46: Critical fix for ACA Stop API documented clearly.The documentation of the
maxReplicasfix (lines 25-39) is excellent. The before/after comparison clearly shows why the original implementation violated Azure's validation rules. This fix enables the Stop API to work correctly while still allowing scale-to-zero behavior.
60-80: Important clarification of auto-scaling behavior.The "Key Learnings" table effectively corrects common misconceptions about ACA's scaling model. Understanding that Stop/Start APIs set policy rather than state is crucial for proper operational use. The architecture diagram (lines 73-79) reinforces that Azure, not the supervisor, manages scaling decisions.
139-178: Valuable cost analysis with real-world examples.The pricing breakdown (lines 150-162) and ACA vs. ACI comparison (lines 165-174) provide concrete data for deployment decisions. The 76% savings for 8-hour daily usage makes a strong case for using ACA in development environments.
221-282: Clear supervisor guidance prevents architectural mistakes.The explanation that the supervisor should NOT manage scaling (lines 224-234) prevents a common anti-pattern. The architecture diagram (lines 236-252) clearly delineates responsibilities: the supervisor manages internal processes while Azure manages scaling.
ACA_DEPLOYMENT_AND_PRICING_GUIDE.md (2)
1-490: LGTM - Comprehensive and well-structured guide.This guide provides excellent coverage of Azure Container Apps deployment, scaling behavior, pricing models, and operational best practices. The content is thorough, well-organized, and aligns with the implementation described in the PR objectives. The documentation correctly emphasizes that Azure's auto-scaling handles scale-to-zero automatically, making manual Stop/Start calls unnecessary for cost savings.
98-107: Add current date attribution and recommend verifying Central India rates on the Azure pricing page.Pricing varies by region, and the rates in this section lack a date reference. While the Central US region rate is $0.000024 per vCPU per second (which aligns with your vCPU rate), the memory rates may differ by region. Specify that these are "November 2025" rates for Central India, or provide a direct link to the Azure Container Apps pricing page where readers can verify current rates for their region with the date filter applied.
DEPLOYMENT_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md (1)
1-530: LGTM - Thorough and actionable implementation plan.This plan provides comprehensive coverage of the Azure deployment migration, including problem analysis, detailed implementation steps, migration strategies, testing, rollback procedures, and cost justification. The phased approach and priority ordering are well-thought-out, and the plan aligns well with the PR objectives.
apps/agent/internal/azure/provider.go (2)
8-15: LGTM - Clean response type design.The
ContainerResponsestruct provides a well-designed abstraction over ACA and ACI responses, with clear field names appropriate for both deployment modes.
96-108: LGTM - Clean deletion logic.The method correctly routes deletion to the appropriate provider and handles the difference in parameter requirements (ACA doesn't need region, ACI does).
- Fixed Makefile syntax error in _auto-configure-agent-aca target - Implemented proper ACA stop/start with Azure scaling constraints - Stop: minReplicas=0, maxReplicas=1, clear scaling rules - Start: minReplicas=1, maxReplicas=1 - Storage registration already working via RegisterStorageWithEnvironment - Added comprehensive ACA vs ACI cost analysis - Documented auto scale-to-zero behavior for cost optimization Note: /in/ directory changes (Makefile, Bicep) not tracked by git (.gitignore) Resolves: Create environment API working, stop/start now functional
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apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go (1)
351-387: Consider restoring HTTP scaling rules on start.The function correctly sets minReplicas=1 to ensure a warm replica (addressing the previous review feedback). However, unlike
CreateContainerAppwhich includes HTTP scaling rules (lines 227-236),StartContainerAppdoesn't restore these rules after they were cleared byStopContainerApp.This means after a start operation, the container app will stay at exactly 1 replica and won't auto-scale based on HTTP traffic. If the intent is to restore the original auto-scaling behavior, consider re-adding the HTTP scaling rules here.
If auto-scaling should be restored on start, apply this diff:
if resp.Properties != nil && resp.Properties.Template != nil && resp.Properties.Template.Scale != nil { resp.Properties.Template.Scale.MinReplicas = to.Ptr(int32(1)) resp.Properties.Template.Scale.MaxReplicas = to.Ptr(int32(1)) + // Restore HTTP scaling rules for auto-scaling behavior + resp.Properties.Template.Scale.Rules = []*armappcontainers.ScaleRule{ + { + Name: to.Ptr("http-scaling"), + HTTP: &armappcontainers.HTTPScaleRule{ + Metadata: map[string]*string{ + "concurrentRequests": to.Ptr("10"), + }, + }, + }, + } }If the current behavior (fixed at 1 replica after start) is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining this design choice.
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3-46: LGTM! Well-structured types and imports.The import statements and type definitions are clean and comprehensive.
ContainerAppSpeccaptures all necessary configuration for container app creation, andContainerAppResponseprovides the essential output fields. The use of Azure SDK v2 packages aligns with modern Azure development practices.
48-274: LGTM! Comprehensive container app creation logic.The function properly:
- Registers storage with the ACA environment before creating the app (avoiding the ManagedEnvironmentStorageNotFound error documented in ACA_FIXES_SUMMARY.md)
- Builds secrets and environment variables with correct secret references
- Configures scale-to-zero with HTTP auto-scaling (minReplicas=0, maxReplicas=1)
- Sets up ingress with SSL and external access
- Uses polling for the long-running creation operation
- Extracts and returns FQDN and revision details
The implementation aligns with Azure Container Apps best practices for consumption-based deployments.
276-310: LGTM! Standard Azure SDK patterns.Both
GetContainerAppandDeleteContainerAppfollow Azure SDK v2 conventions correctly, with proper error wrapping, context usage, and polling for the long-running delete operation.
312-349: LGTM! Correct stop semantics for ACA.The stop implementation properly:
- Sets minReplicas to 0 to enable immediate scale-to-zero
- Keeps maxReplicas at 1 (Azure requirement)
- Removes HTTP scaling rules to prevent automatic scale-up
This matches the documented behavior in ACA_FIXES_SUMMARY.md and addresses the previous issue where stop wasn't working correctly.
389-452: LGTM! Well-implemented storage registration helpers.Both functions properly implement the ACA storage registration workflow:
RegisterStorageWithEnvironmentcorrectly parses the environment ID, retrieves the storage account key, and registers the Azure File share with the managed environmentGetStorageAccountKeysafely retrieves the primary storage key with proper error handling for missing keysThe comments clearly explain the workflow and naming conventions, making the code maintainable. This implementation addresses the "ManagedEnvironmentStorageNotFound" error documented in the fixes summary.
ACA_FIXES_SUMMARY.md (1)
1-249: LGTM! Comprehensive and accurate documentation.This documentation effectively explains:
- The fixes implemented in
aca_client.go(Stop/Start semantics, storage registration)- The architectural differences between ACA and ACI with cost implications
- Practical testing commands and verification steps
- Important operational considerations (git tracking, cost monitoring)
The Stop/Start behavior documented here accurately reflects the implementation in the code. The cost analysis provides valuable context for the hybrid deployment strategy outlined in the PR objectives.
Minor optional improvements:
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- Line 50: "ACA managed environment" could be hyphenated as "ACA managed-environment"
- Line 240: The bold "Winner:" could be a heading instead of emphasized text for better markdown structure
These are purely cosmetic and don't affect the document's clarity.
- Fix Makefile syntax error in _auto-configure-agent-aca target - Add missing @ prefix to prevent shell command echo - Remove semicolon after fi to create separate command block - Fix race condition in concurrent file share creation - Make container creation wait for file share completion - Add 2-second propagation delay for Azure File share - Improve error handling for volume creation failures - Add strings package import to environment.go These changes fix: 1. Makefile syntax error: 'fi unexpected' at line 362 2. ManagedEnvironmentStorageNotFound error in ACA deployments 3. Race condition between file share creation and container deployment
- Complete architecture overview (Consumption vs Dedicated) - Detailed pricing analysis with real examples - Fixed issues documentation - Stop/start API implementation notes - DNS and custom domain planning - Deployment commands and troubleshooting
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119-158: Update comments to reflect sequential execution.The container creation now waits for volume creation to complete (line 122:
volResult := <-volumeChan) before proceeding, making the operations sequential rather than concurrent. However, the comments throughout the function claim operations run "in PARALLEL" and "concurrently":
- Line 93: "MAXIMUM CONCURRENCY: Start ALL operations in PARALLEL"
- Line 94: "CONCURRENT creation (unified volume + container)"
- Line 223: "all operations ran concurrently!"
This change may be intentional for correctness (ensuring the file share is fully created before container creation), but the comments should be updated to accurately describe the sequential execution pattern.
Apply this diff to update the misleading comments:
- // ⚡⚡⚡ MAXIMUM CONCURRENCY: Start ALL operations in PARALLEL - log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ Starting CONCURRENT creation (unified volume + container) for workspace %s...", workspaceID) + // ⚡⚡⚡ Start sequential creation: volume first, then container + log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ Starting sequential creation (unified volume, then container) for workspace %s...", workspaceID)- totalTime := time.Since(startTime) - log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ ALL OPERATIONS COMPLETED in %s", totalTime) + totalTime := time.Since(startTime) + log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ ALL OPERATIONS COMPLETED in %s (volume created first, then container)", totalTime)totalDuration := time.Since(overallStartTime) - log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ WORKSPACE READY in %s (all operations ran concurrently!)", totalDuration) + log.Printf("⚡⚡⚡ WORKSPACE READY in %s", totalDuration)
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ACA_DEPLOYMENT_COMPLETE_GUIDE.md (3)
109-109: Convert bold text to proper heading.Line 109 uses emphasis (
**Total Fixed: ~$7/month**) but reads as a section header. Convert to Markdown heading syntax for consistency and to comply withMD036.-**Total Fixed: ~$7/month** +### Total Fixed: ~$7/month
197-197: Add language identifier to fenced code block.Line 197 is a fenced code block without a language specifier. Add
```textor```bashfor consistency.-``` +```text https://aca-{workspace-id}.{random-hash}.centralindia.azurecontainerapps.io -``` +```
283-288: Add language identifier to expected logs code block.Lines 283–288 show expected agent output but lack a language identifier in the fenced code block. Use
```textor```logfor consistency.-``` +```text 📁 [1/2] Creating unified volume: fs-{workspace-id} (15GB) 📦 [2/2] Creating aca container for workspace {workspace-id} ⚡⚡⚡ ALL OPERATIONS COMPLETED in 45s ✅ Container created successfully -``` +```apps/agent/internal/services/environment.go (1)
168-179: Consider using typed errors instead of string matching.The error handling logic uses string matching (
strings.Contains(errMsg, "volume creation failed")) to distinguish between volume and container creation failures. This approach is fragile and could break if error messages change.Consider refactoring to use typed errors for more robust error detection:
In a shared errors file or within this package:
var ( ErrVolumeCreationFailed = errors.New("volume creation failed") ErrContainerCreationFailed = errors.New("container creation failed") )Then wrap errors appropriately:
// In goroutine 1 volumeChan <- operationResult{name: "unified-volume", err: fmt.Errorf("%w: %v", ErrVolumeCreationFailed, err)} // In goroutine 2 aciChan <- operationResult{name: "container", err: fmt.Errorf("%w: %v", ErrContainerCreationFailed, err)}And check with
errors.Is:if errors.Is(aciResult.err, ErrVolumeCreationFailed) { return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create unified file share: %w", aciResult.err) }
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171-174: Document stop/start API limitations as a known issue or escalate for resolution.Lines 171–174 state that the stop/start functions "may not work as expected due to Azure API limitations" and "Some properties may be read-only or have validation conflicts." This is documented as a workaround scenario but suggests the current implementation is incomplete.
Consider:
- Is this a blocker? If users rely on start/stop via the agent API, this limitation must be escalated.
- Is a fix planned? Document post-merge actions if Azure SDK v2 updates or API changes may resolve this.
- Suggest customers use manual CLI commands (lines 177–191) as the primary path until resolved.
5-10: Verify that referenced fixes in environment.go and Makefile are correctly implemented.This guide claims that issues with race conditions, storage registration, and Makefile syntax have been fixed (lines 5–10) and describes the fixes in detail (lines 25–29). However, the actual implementations in
apps/agent/internal/services/environment.goandin/azure/Makefileare not provided in the review context.Ensure:
- The goroutine synchronization and 2-second propagation delay (lines 36–41) are correctly implemented.
- The Makefile
_auto-configure-agent-acatarget has the@prefix and proper block termination.- Any concurrent access to shared state is properly protected.
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91-144: Validate pricing analysis against current Azure pricing.The pricing analysis (lines 91–144) is anchored to "Azure for Students - $100 credit" and provides cost estimates. Given the knowledge cutoff date (May 2025) and the current date (November 2025), verify that:
- Current Azure pricing for ACA, storage, and registry have not changed significantly.
- The per-unit costs cited (e.g.,
$0.000024/core-second,$0.05/GB/month) remain accurate.- If prices have changed, update the estimates or add a disclaimer.
1-11: Document provides comprehensive deployment guidance with clear structure.The executive summary, architecture diagram, pricing breakdown, and troubleshooting sections are well-organized and provide actionable guidance for deployment and testing. The document successfully communicates the resolved issues, architecture model, and next steps.
apps/agent/internal/services/environment.go (9)
7-7: LGTM!The
stringsimport is used appropriately for error message inspection in the error handling logic.
17-21: LGTM!The
deploymentStrategyfield properly encapsulates the deployment mode abstraction, enabling ACI/ACA hybrid support without exposing implementation details.
27-30: LGTM!The deployment strategy is properly initialized with the required configuration and Azure client dependencies.
108-113: LGTM!The storage size validation properly prevents integer overflow when converting to
int32and adding the 5GB home directory allocation. The bounds check and nolint directive are both appropriate.
185-194: LGTM!The container info retrieval correctly uses the deployment strategy abstraction and includes appropriate nil checks before accessing the FQDN.
265-298: LGTM!The
StartEnvironmentfunction correctly applies the deployment strategy abstraction for container operations. The type conversions tofloat64for CPU and memory are appropriate for supporting fractional core allocations in ACA.
345-359: LGTM!The
StopEnvironmentfunction correctly delegates to the deployment strategy. The comment on line 353 helpfully explains the different behavior between ACI (deletes) and ACA (scales to zero).
379-388: LGTM!The
DeleteEnvironmentfunction correctly uses the deployment strategy abstraction. The error handling appropriately logs warnings for container deletion failures while continuing with file share cleanup.
211-211: No changes needed—the naming convention is already consistent with existing implementation.The container naming pattern at line 211 (
fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s", s.config.Azure.DeploymentMode, workspaceID)) is identical to whatdeployment_strategy.goalready constructs:aci-{workspaceID}andaca-{workspaceID}. GetContainer and DeleteContainer operations use the same workspaceID parameter, allowing the strategy layer to construct matching names. This is not a breaking change—it's consistent with existing behavior.The referenced migration plan file (
docs/ACA_MIGRATION_PLAN.md) does not exist in the repository, making the original concern moot.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Clarify line number references for the Makefile fix.
Line 14 references "Line 362" but line 18 references "line 381"—inconsistent indexing. Clarify which is correct or explain why the line numbers differ (e.g., different versions or commits).
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Makefile version/commit these line numbers refer to (e.g., "Makefile at commit
<hash>") or (b) normalize to a single canonical line number or use a code
snippet/anchor instead of raw line numbers; apply the same clarification to both
occurrences so readers can unambiguously locate the fixes.
- Add config validation for deployment mode and ACA environment ID - Replace hard-coded sleep with intelligent file share polling (exponential backoff) - Add workspace IDs to all error messages for better debugging - Reorganize ACA documentation into docs/aca/ subdirectory with comprehensive README Changes improve deployment reliability by handling race conditions in file share creation and providing better error context for troubleshooting production issues.
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268-303: StartEnvironment blocks ACA restartsLines 268-301 bail out as soon as an existing container is detected. That matches the ACI flow (container deleted on stop) but breaks ACA:
StopEnvironmentmerely scales the app to zero, soGetContainerwill always return the ACA app. As a result, calling “start” after a stop on ACA mode always trips the “container already exists” error, leaving ACA workspaces stuck at minReplicas=0. Please branch on deployment mode here and invoke the strategy’sStartContainerpath (mirroring theStopContainercall) instead of returning an error or recreating the app.
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14-20: Clarify the Makefile line referencesLine 14 calls out “Line 362” while the solution bullet on Line 18 points to “line 381” for the same fix. Readers won’t know which Makefile snapshot to inspect. Please normalize these references (or point to a commit/anchor/snippet) so the guidance is unambiguous—this mirrors the earlier feedback that remains unresolved.
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15-15: Add language specifiers to code blocks for consistency.Several code blocks lack language specifiers, which reduces readability and syntax highlighting. Add appropriate identifiers (e.g.,
text,mermaid, or leave as-is for plain diagrams).Example for line 15:
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apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go (1)
384-384: Replace hard-coded sleep with a configurable timeout or readiness check.The 10-second sleep is arbitrary and may be too short or too long depending on the container's startup time. Consider polling the container app's revision provisioning state or making the timeout configurable.
Example polling approach:
// Wait for replica to provision (with timeout) deadline := time.Now().Add(30 * time.Second) for time.Now().Before(deadline) { app, err := client.Get(ctx, resourceGroup, appName, nil) if err == nil && app.Properties != nil && app.Properties.RunningStatus != nil && *app.Properties.RunningStatus == armappcontainers.ContainerAppProvisioningStateSucceeded { return nil } time.Sleep(2 * time.Second) }
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33-47: Clean deployment mode abstraction.The mode-based dispatching pattern effectively isolates ACI and ACA implementations while providing a unified interface. The approach correctly handles the different semantics of "stop" between the two modes (delete vs scale-to-zero).
| // CreateContainerApp creates an Azure Container App for a workspace | ||
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| client, err := armappcontainers.NewContainerAppsClient(c.config.Azure.SubscriptionID, c.credential, nil) | ||
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| Name: to.Ptr("ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"), | ||
| SecretRef: to.Ptr("anthropic-api-key"), | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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| if spec.OpenAIAPIKey != "" { | ||
| secrets = append(secrets, &armappcontainers.Secret{ | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("openai-api-key"), | ||
| Value: to.Ptr(spec.OpenAIAPIKey), | ||
| }) | ||
| envVars = append(envVars, &armappcontainers.EnvironmentVar{ | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("OPENAI_API_KEY"), | ||
| SecretRef: to.Ptr("openai-api-key"), | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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| if spec.GeminiAPIKey != "" { | ||
| secrets = append(secrets, &armappcontainers.Secret{ | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("gemini-api-key"), | ||
| Value: to.Ptr(spec.GeminiAPIKey), | ||
| }) | ||
| envVars = append(envVars, &armappcontainers.EnvironmentVar{ | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("GEMINI_API_KEY"), | ||
| SecretRef: to.Ptr("gemini-api-key"), | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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| // Volume mounts (Azure Files) | ||
| var volumeMounts []*armappcontainers.VolumeMount | ||
| var volumes []*armappcontainers.Volume | ||
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| if spec.FileShareName != "" { | ||
| volumeMounts = append(volumeMounts, &armappcontainers.VolumeMount{ | ||
| VolumeName: to.Ptr("workspace-data"), | ||
| MountPath: to.Ptr("/home/dev8"), | ||
| }) | ||
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| volumes = append(volumes, &armappcontainers.Volume{ | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("workspace-data"), | ||
| StorageName: to.Ptr(spec.FileShareName), | ||
| StorageType: to.Ptr(armappcontainers.StorageTypeAzureFile), | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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| // Memory size in Gi format | ||
| memorySize := fmt.Sprintf("%.1fGi", spec.MemoryGB) | ||
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| // Create Container App | ||
| containerApp := armappcontainers.ContainerApp{ | ||
| Location: to.Ptr(region), | ||
| Tags: map[string]*string{ | ||
| "workspace-id": to.Ptr(spec.WorkspaceID), | ||
| "user-id": to.Ptr(spec.UserID), | ||
| "managed-by": to.Ptr("dev8-agent"), | ||
| "environment": to.Ptr("production"), | ||
| }, | ||
| Properties: &armappcontainers.ContainerAppProperties{ | ||
| EnvironmentID: to.Ptr(environmentID), | ||
| Configuration: &armappcontainers.Configuration{ | ||
| ActiveRevisionsMode: to.Ptr(armappcontainers.ActiveRevisionsModeSingle), | ||
| Ingress: &armappcontainers.Ingress{ | ||
| External: to.Ptr(true), | ||
| TargetPort: to.Ptr(int32(8080)), | ||
| Transport: to.Ptr(armappcontainers.IngressTransportMethodHTTP), | ||
| AllowInsecure: to.Ptr(false), | ||
| Traffic: []*armappcontainers.TrafficWeight{ | ||
| { | ||
| LatestRevision: to.Ptr(true), | ||
| Weight: to.Ptr(int32(100)), | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| Secrets: secrets, | ||
| }, | ||
| Template: &armappcontainers.Template{ | ||
| Containers: []*armappcontainers.Container{ | ||
| { | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("workspace"), | ||
| Image: to.Ptr(spec.Image), | ||
| Resources: &armappcontainers.ContainerResources{ | ||
| CPU: to.Ptr(spec.CPUCores), | ||
| Memory: to.Ptr(memorySize), | ||
| }, | ||
| Env: envVars, | ||
| VolumeMounts: volumeMounts, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| Scale: &armappcontainers.Scale{ | ||
| MinReplicas: to.Ptr(int32(0)), // Scale to zero for cost savings | ||
| MaxReplicas: to.Ptr(int32(1)), // Single instance per workspace | ||
| Rules: []*armappcontainers.ScaleRule{ | ||
| { | ||
| Name: to.Ptr("http-scaling"), | ||
| HTTP: &armappcontainers.HTTPScaleRule{ | ||
| Metadata: map[string]*string{ | ||
| "concurrentRequests": to.Ptr("10"), | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| Volumes: volumes, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
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| // Start creation | ||
| poller, err := client.BeginCreateOrUpdate(ctx, resourceGroup, appName, containerApp, nil) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("workspace %s: failed to begin container app creation: %w", spec.WorkspaceID, err) | ||
| } | ||
|
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| // Wait for completion (typically 30-60 seconds) | ||
| resp, err := poller.PollUntilDone(ctx, nil) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("workspace %s: failed to create container app: %w", spec.WorkspaceID, err) | ||
| } | ||
|
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| // Extract FQDN | ||
| fqdn := "" | ||
| latestRevision := "" | ||
| if resp.Properties != nil { | ||
| if resp.Properties.Configuration != nil && resp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress != nil && resp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn != nil { | ||
| fqdn = *resp.Properties.Configuration.Ingress.Fqdn | ||
| } | ||
| if resp.Properties.LatestRevisionName != nil { | ||
| latestRevision = *resp.Properties.LatestRevisionName | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| return &ContainerAppResponse{ | ||
| ID: *resp.ID, | ||
| Name: *resp.Name, | ||
| FQDN: fqdn, | ||
| URL: fmt.Sprintf("https://%s", fqdn), | ||
| LatestRevisionName: latestRevision, | ||
| }, nil | ||
| } |
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Add container registry authentication for private registries.
The CreateContainerApp method does not configure container registry credentials, which will cause image pull failures if using a private Azure Container Registry. ACA supports registry authentication via the Configuration.Registries field.
Add registry credential fields to ContainerAppSpec and configure them in the container app:
type ContainerAppSpec struct {
WorkspaceID string
UserID string
Name string
Image string
CPUCores float64
MemoryGB float64
FileShareName string
StorageAccountName string
+
+ // Registry credentials
+ RegistryServer string
+ RegistryUsername string
+ RegistryPassword string
// Optional secrets
GitHubToken stringThen in CreateContainerApp, after building secrets (around line 162):
+ // Add registry credentials if provided
+ var registries []*armappcontainers.RegistryCredentials
+ if spec.RegistryServer != "" && spec.RegistryUsername != "" && spec.RegistryPassword != "" {
+ secrets = append(secrets, &armappcontainers.Secret{
+ Name: to.Ptr("registry-password"),
+ Value: to.Ptr(spec.RegistryPassword),
+ })
+ registries = append(registries, &armappcontainers.RegistryCredentials{
+ Server: to.Ptr(spec.RegistryServer),
+ Username: to.Ptr(spec.RegistryUsername),
+ PasswordSecretRef: to.Ptr("registry-password"),
+ })
+ }And add to the Configuration (around line 208):
Configuration: &armappcontainers.Configuration{
ActiveRevisionsMode: to.Ptr(armappcontainers.ActiveRevisionsModeSingle),
+ Registries: registries,
Ingress: &armappcontainers.Ingress{Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go around lines 48-274, the
CreateContainerApp function never configures container registry authentication
so private ACR images will fail to pull; add registry credential fields to
ContainerAppSpec (e.g., RegistryServer, RegistryUsername, RegistryPassword or
RegistryPasswordSecretName), create corresponding secrets (append to the
existing secrets slice) and reference them in a new
armappcontainers.RegistryCredentials entry (Server, Username, PasswordSecret /
Password) added to Properties.Configuration.Registries (and ensure
Configuration.Secrets contains the referenced secret names) before calling
BeginCreateOrUpdate so the ACA knows how to authenticate to the private
registry. Ensure secret names are unique and that the Container App image
references the registry server in its image string.
| acaSpec := azure.ContainerAppSpec{ | ||
| WorkspaceID: workspaceID, | ||
| UserID: spec.UserID, | ||
| Name: containerAppName, | ||
| Image: spec.Image, | ||
| CPUCores: spec.CPUCores, | ||
| MemoryGB: spec.MemoryGB, | ||
| FileShareName: spec.FileShareName, | ||
| StorageAccountName: spec.StorageAccountName, | ||
| GitHubToken: spec.GitHubToken, | ||
| CodeServerPassword: spec.CodeServerPassword, | ||
| SSHPublicKey: spec.SSHPublicKey, | ||
| GitUserName: spec.GitUserName, | ||
| GitUserEmail: spec.GitUserEmail, | ||
| AnthropicAPIKey: spec.AnthropicAPIKey, | ||
| OpenAIAPIKey: spec.OpenAIAPIKey, | ||
| GeminiAPIKey: spec.GeminiAPIKey, | ||
| AgentBaseURL: spec.AgentBaseURL, | ||
| } |
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Pass registry credentials to ACA spec for private registry support.
The createWithACA method builds an azure.ContainerAppSpec without registry credentials (lines 185-203), even though ContainerDeploymentSpec includes them (lines 102-104) and the ACI path uses them (lines 134-136). This will cause ACA deployments to fail when pulling images from private Azure Container Registries.
After adding registry credential fields to azure.ContainerAppSpec (as suggested in the aca_client.go review), update this method to pass them:
acaSpec := azure.ContainerAppSpec{
WorkspaceID: workspaceID,
UserID: spec.UserID,
Name: containerAppName,
Image: spec.Image,
CPUCores: spec.CPUCores,
MemoryGB: spec.MemoryGB,
FileShareName: spec.FileShareName,
StorageAccountName: spec.StorageAccountName,
+ RegistryServer: spec.RegistryServer,
+ RegistryUsername: spec.RegistryUsername,
+ RegistryPassword: spec.RegistryPassword,
GitHubToken: spec.GitHubToken,
CodeServerPassword: spec.CodeServerPassword,Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/agent/internal/services/deployment_strategy.go around lines 185 to 203,
the azure.ContainerAppSpec is constructed without passing the registry
credential fields that exist on ContainerDeploymentSpec (lines ~102-104), so ACA
deployments will fail pulling from private registries; update the acaSpec
construction to copy the registry-related fields from spec into the
ContainerAppSpec (e.g., registry server, username, and password fields added to
azure.ContainerAppSpec in the aca_client.go change) so ACA has the same
credentials as the ACI path.
📋 Summary
This PR adds Azure Container Apps (ACA) support alongside existing ACI deployment, enabling a hybrid deployment strategy that can reduce infrastructure costs by 30-40% through intelligent routing and auto-scaling.
🎯 What Changed
New Files
apps/agent/internal/azure/aca_client.go- Complete ACA client implementation with CRUD operationsdocs/ACA_MIGRATION_PLAN.md- Comprehensive migration strategy and cost analysisModified Files
apps/agent/internal/config/config.go- AddedDeploymentModeandContainerAppsEnvironmentIDconfigapps/agent/.env.example- Added ACA configuration variables💰 Cost Impact (Official Azure Pricing - Oct 2024)
Current: All-ACI Deployment
Target: Hybrid ACI+ACA Deployment
🏗️ Architecture
Hybrid Deployment Strategy
Key Features
🔧 Implementation Details
ACA Client Capabilities
CreateContainerApp()- Create workspace on ACAGetContainerApp()- Get workspace statusStartContainerApp()- Scale from 0 to 1 replicaStopContainerApp()- Scale to 0 (cost savings)DeleteContainerApp()- Remove workspaceConfiguration
🚀 Deployment Plan
Phase 1: Infrastructure Setup (Manual - Not in this PR)
Phase 2: Agent Deployment (This PR)
AZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODE=aci(default, no change)Phase 3: Testing (Week 1)
AZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODE=acaon stagingPhase 4: Gradual Rollout (Week 2-4)
🧪 Testing Checklist
📊 Success Metrics
🚨 Rollback Plan
Since this is additive (not replacing ACI):
AZURE_DEPLOYMENT_MODE=aciin config🔗 Related Resources
📝 Notes
in/azure/bicep/modules/✅ Checklist
*Ready for reviewecho BEGIN___COMMAND_OUTPUT_MARKER ; cd /home/vsing/code/Dev8.dev && git push -u origin feat/azure-container-apps-migration ; EC=0 ; echo ___BEGIN___COMMAND_DONE_MARKER___0 ; } This enables significant cost savings while maintaining full backward compatibility.
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New Features
Documentation
Bug Fixes