@PandaWhisperer, please implement the Deployment monitoring that we discussed today. This will take changes to the hook server so it will poll the cluster's fleetctl utility for service information and parse the CLI output.
When a deployment begins, the githook script needs to create a pending record for the command. The canonical deployment "command" Dan provided is deploy [service-name] [cluster-name].
This record is deleted when the deployment reaches a terminal state.
@PandaWhisperer, please implement the Deployment monitoring that we discussed today. This will take changes to the hook server so it will poll the cluster's fleetctl utility for service information and parse the CLI output.
deploy [service-name] [cluster-name]
.