Closed jarpat closed 1 year ago
Same tests table as above, putting a markdown table in the comments vs the PR description doesn't have a word wrap issue and uses a scroll bar instead.
Scenario | Provider | K8s Version | Deployment Method | Order | Cadence | DEPLOY | V4_DEPLOYMENT_OPERATOR_ENABLED | V4_SAS_ORCHESTRATION_USE_SITE_YAML | MT Tasks | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Docker | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | true | false | true | n/a | site.yaml generated |
2 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Ansible | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | true | false | true | n/a | site.yaml generated |
3 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Docker | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | true | false | false | n/a | site.yaml not generated since V4_SAS_ORCHESTRATION_USE_SITE_YAML:false |
4 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Docker | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | true | true | true | n/a | site.yaml not generated since user opted to use DO with V4_DEPLOYMENT_OPERATOR_ENABLED:true |
5 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Ansible | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | true | false | true | onboard,cas-onboard | site.yaml regenerated after tenant resources added to kustomization.yaml |
6 | GCP | v1.26.4-gke.500 | Docker | 0B2F9L | fast:2020 | false | false | false | n/a | Nothing was deployed into the cluster, mimics the workflow a user would take if they wanted to perform the kubernetes commands themselves |
Closing this since I'm reworking the code. This is an experimental orchestration feature so it will exist in a dev branch and will be released once fully internally tested.
Changes
Experimental: Adds the ability to generate the site.yaml for kubernetes commands based deployments.
To generate the site.yaml, you must first the opt to use the
sas-orchestration deploy
deployment method by setting our existing variable,V4_DEPLOYMENT_OPERATOR_ENABLED:false
in your ansible-vars.yaml. Additionally, you must set theV4_SAS_ORCHESTRATION_USE_SITE_YAML:true
variable in your ansible-vars.yaml to enable the site.yaml generation.NOTE: At this point in time we are ONLY generating the site.yaml file so a user could potentially perform a deployment using the "kubernetes commands" method. Changes are planned to make use of the site.yaml later.
Tests