what are some reasons why my dagster-user-code-services on k8s is still pulling the docker.io/dagster/user-code-example image, even after I overrode the image with an aws ecr repo in my values.yaml file and upgraded with helm?

There could be several reasons why your

dagster-user-code-services

on Kubernetes is still pulling the

<http://docker.io/dagster/user-code-example|docker.io/dagster/user-code-example>

image instead of the AWS ECR repository image you specified in your

values.yaml

file. Here are some potential causes to investigate: 1. Helm Chart Values Not Updated Properly: Ensure that you have correctly updated the

values.yaml

file with the new image repository and tag. The

values.yaml

file should have the image repository and tag specified under the

dagster-user-deployments.deployments

section. 2. Helm Upgrade Command: After updating the

values.yaml

file, you need to run the

helm upgrade

command with the

-f

flag to specify the path to your updated

values.yaml

file. For example:

helm upgrade --install dagster dagster/dagster -f /path/to/your/updated/values.yaml

3. Image Pull Policy: If the image pull policy is set to

IfNotPresent

and the tag has not changed (for example, if you're using the

latest

tag), Kubernetes will not attempt to pull a newer version of the image if it already exists on the node. Make sure to use a unique tag for the new image or set the pull policy to

Always

. 4. Caching Issues: There might be caching issues at play. Kubernetes could be using a cached version of the Helm chart or the image. Clearing the cache or using a unique tag for the image might resolve this issue. 5. Incorrect Helm Release: Verify that you are upgrading the correct Helm release and namespace where your Dagster deployment is located. 6. Kubernetes Caching: Kubernetes might have cached the old image. You can try deleting the pods to force Kubernetes to pull the new image based on the updated deployment configuration. 7. Helm Chart Version: If you are using a Helm chart that does not support overriding the image repository and tag, or if there is a bug in the Helm chart, it might not respect the overrides in your

values.yaml

file. 8. Helm Template Rendering Issues: There could be an issue with how Helm is rendering the templates with your

values.yaml

file. You can use the

helm template

command to render the templates locally and verify that the output YAML is correct. If you have checked all the above and the issue persists, you may want to review the Helm chart documentation, the Kubernetes events for the pods, and the Helm release information to diagnose the problem further.