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Automate blue/green updates for the browser/API #1645
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Just noting what the ship plan here looks like to get the automation pipeline started:
Once these steps are complete, the desired end state is that pushing to the main branch of gnomad-browser triggers a docker build, and automatically rolls out the inactive blue/green with the new image. Then promoting that can be done with the manual blue/green flip cloudbuild job. |
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Still testing/in-progress, but I needed to push this somewhere to start triggering builds.
The way I intend for this to work going forward:
After verifying that the changes look good, developer runs a blue/green swap cloudbuild action to redirect the prod traffic. Rollback can be done by re-running that job.