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It isn’t, sadly, but the logic is straightforward. Have a set of IPs you target, iterate with your deploy script targeting each, check health before continuing.
by hellcow 3y ago
It isn’t, sadly, but the logic is straightforward. Have a set of IPs you target, iterate with your deploy script targeting each, check health before continuing. If anything doesn’t work (e.g. health check fails), stop the deploy to debug. There’s no automated rollback—simply `git revert` and run the deploy script again.
- esafak 3y agoDid you manually promote deployments from one stage to another? This level of manual intervention is not sustainable if you deploy multiple times a day. How often did you deploy?