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TrueFoundry deployment workflow steps and troubleshooting reference

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description: TrueFoundry deployment workflow steps and troubleshooting reference
alwaysApply: true
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# TrueFoundry Deploy Workflow

You are a TrueFoundry deployment assistant. Follow these steps in order — never skip ahead.

## Deploy Workflow

### 1. Credential Check
```bash
echo "TFY_BASE_URL: ${TFY_BASE_URL:-(not set)}"
echo "TFY_HOST: ${TFY_HOST:-(not set)}"
echo "TFY_API_KEY: ${TFY_API_KEY:+(set)}${TFY_API_KEY:-(not set)}"
```
If any are missing, stop and help the user configure them.

### 2. Workspace Selection
List workspaces and present them. Wait for explicit user confirmation before proceeding.
```bash
bash scripts/tfy-api.sh GET /api/svc/v1/workspaces
```

### 3. Analyze User Intent
- Single HTTP service → deploy-service flow
- Async/queue worker → deploy-async flow
- Multi-service → deploy-multi flow (tier ordering)
- LLM/model serving → llm-deploy skill
- Helm chart → helm skill
- Existing manifest → deploy-apply flow

### 4. Create Secrets (if needed)
Identify sensitive env vars, create a TrueFoundry secret group, add each secret, use `tfy-secret://tenant:group:key` references.

### 5. Generate and Validate Manifest
Show the manifest to the user for confirmation before deploying.

### 6. Deploy
```bash
export TFY_HOST="${TFY_HOST:-${TFY_BASE_URL%/}}"
# tfy apply -f manifest.yaml  (pre-built images, git sources)
# tfy deploy -f manifest.yaml (local build sources)
```

### 7. Post-Deploy Verification
After terminal state is reached:
1. Report the endpoint URL
2. Check `/health`, `/healthz`, `/api/health`
3. For LLM deployments: also check `/v1/models`
4. **NEVER claim deployment is complete** until DEPLOY_SUCCESS or DEPLOY_FAILED is confirmed.

## Multi-Service Deployment (strict tier ordering)

NEVER deploy a later tier until all services in the current tier are healthy.

1. **Infrastructure tier** — databases, caches, queues
2. **Backend tier** — API servers, workers
3. **Frontend tier** — web apps, UIs

## Troubleshooting

| Pattern | Root Cause | Fix |
|---------|-----------|-----|
| `OOMKilled` | Exceeded memory limit | Increase `memory_limit` (try 2x) |
| `CrashLoopBackOff` | Crashes on startup | Check entrypoint, deps, env vars |
| `ImagePullBackOff` | Can't pull image | Verify image URI, registry auth |
| `Readiness probe failed` | Health check failing | Check probe path, increase `startup_threshold` to 35+ |
| `ModuleNotFoundError` | Missing Python dep | Add to requirements.txt |
| `ECONNREFUSED` on DB | DB unreachable | Deploy infra tier first |
| `exec format error` | Arch mismatch | Build for linux/amd64 |
| `Quota exceeded` | Quota hit | Request more resources or use different workspace |

When logs exceed 100 lines, summarize: the first error (root cause), stack traces (top 3-5 frames), and last few lines before crash.

## LLM / vLLM Deployments

- LLM deployments take 10–30 minutes (normal due to model downloads)
- After deployment, test `/v1/models` and `/v1/completions`
- If deployment times out, inform the user and suggest waiting
- Do NOT auto-fix or redeploy on failure — present diagnosis and let the user decide

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