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DigitalOcean App Platform deployments - force build backend component service first and frontend component service after.

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I have application with two web service components - frontend and backend.

When I push changes to my branch project is automatically redeployed.

How can I force to rebuild backend first and frontend later, because frontend depends on backend.

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oismail January 11, 2021

Hey @banystautvydas ,

Thanks for your question. At the moment, the App Platform does not support guaranteed the ordering of deployments for particular components. I’d recommend designing the frontend to retry connections to the backend.

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  • banystautvydas January 11, 2021

    Could you share details or some example how it could be done?

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    • oismail January 11, 2021

      It really depends on your setup, but one thing you could do is since you have two web service components, you can alter your deploy command for the frontend service component to wait for the backend to be up by pinging it every N seconds. This can be written in a script.

      Or if the frontend web service, during its server start, could just keep retrying to connect to the backend.

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