Branch Deploy Example

[GrantBirki]

This pull request demonstrates an example using IssueOps and GitHub Actions to deploy DNS changes with octodns and github/branch-deploy

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👋 Thanks for opening a pull request!

Here is a trimmed down summary of the deployment process:

1. 🧪 Run a noop deployment with .noop as a comment on this PR

2. 👀 Observe the CI and noop output on this pull request to ensure it is passing and doing what it is supposed to do

3. ✔️ Obtain an approval/review on this pull request

4. 🚀 Branch deploy your pull request to production with .deploy

   If anything goes wrong, rollback with .deploy main

5. 🎉 Merge!

Note: you can use .deploy | FORCE=true to force deploy changes

[GrantBirki]

.noop

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Deployment Triggered 🚀

GrantBirki, started a noop deployment to production

You can watch the progress here 🔗

noop: branch-deploy-demo

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Deployment Results ✅

GrantBirki successfully noop deployed branch branch-deploy-demo to production

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birki.io.

cloudflare

Operation	Name	Type	TTL	Value	Source
Create	example	TXT	3600	hello world	config
Summary: Creates=1, Updates=0, Deletes=0, Existing Records=24

[GrantBirki]

.deploy

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Deployment Triggered 🚀

GrantBirki, started a branch deployment to production

You can watch the progress here 🔗

Branch: branch-deploy-demo

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Deployment Results ✅

GrantBirki successfully branch deployed branch branch-deploy-demo to production

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birki.io.

cloudflare

Operation	Name	Type	TTL	Value	Source
Create	example	TXT	3600	hello world	config
Summary: Creates=1, Updates=0, Deletes=0, Existing Records=24

[GrantBirki]

Yay the deploy worked! 🎉

... now let's demo a force deploy to ignore things that you might get with octodns like too many changes at once (example)

[GrantBirki]

.deploy | FORCE=true

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Deployment Triggered 🚀

GrantBirki, started a branch deployment to production

You can watch the progress here 🔗

Branch: branch-deploy-demo

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Deployment Results ✅

GrantBirki successfully branch deployed branch branch-deploy-demo to production

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No changes were planned

[GrantBirki]

No changes which is expected since the last deploy got everything up to speed. Now lets simulate something going really wrong. I will first check to see if anyone owns the deployment lock. If no one owns it (or if I do), I will start a rollback deploy to bring the main branch back to the production state.

[GrantBirki]

.wcid

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Lock Details 🔒

The deployment lock is currently claimed by GrantBirki

• Reason: null
• Branch: branch-deploy-demo
• Created At: 2024-03-10T05:29:20.792Z
• Created By: GrantBirki
• Sticky: true
• Environment: production
• Comment Link: click here
• Lock Link: click here

The current lock has been active for 0d:0h:3m:45s

If you need to release the lock, please comment .unlock production

[GrantBirki]

.deploy main

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Deployment Triggered 🚀

GrantBirki, started a branch deployment to production

You can watch the progress here 🔗

Branch: main

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Deployment Results ✅

GrantBirki successfully branch deployed branch main to production

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birki.io.

cloudflare

Operation	Name	Type	TTL	Value	Source
Delete	example	TXT	300	hello world
Summary: Creates=0, Updates=0, Deletes=1, Existing Records=25

[GrantBirki]

Cool! We have rolled back. Time to unlock production and close this issue as the demo is done

[GrantBirki]

.unlock production

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🔓 Deployment Lock Removed

The production deployment lock has been successfully removed

[ross]

Nice