All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- new extension -
image-tagger- for tagging images following successful rollout operations. - added basic tests to the python library
- renamd the repo to gcp-cloud-deploy-extensions
- update fastapi to patch Starlette security vulnerability: https://github.com/computeclub/gcp-cloud-deploy-extensions/security/dependabot/2
- refactored image-tagger for readability/testability
- nginx-app demo app now uses the cloudbuild
BUILD_IDas the image tag passed when creating a release. This makes for deterministic releases.
- fixed bugs in the example extensions around kwargs processing.
- moved to tag-based refs in terragrunt configurations to show a best practice using a stable artifact.
- Everything. This is the initial repo contents.
- Created 2 new extensions:
echo-fastapidemonstrates the basics of how to build a extension using fastapi.release-auto-promoteradvances releases by creating rollouts for the next target in a release pipeline when the previous succeeded. - Extracted a python library to simplify the process of building a extension.
- Created a terraform module (
terraform/cloud-deploy-extension-infra) for the extension infrastructure needing to be instantiated once on a project that hosts extensions. - Created a terraform module (
terraform/cloud-deploy-extension) that can manage all infra components of a typical extension. Bothecho-fastapiandrelease-auto-promoterthough having slightly different infra requirements, are able to use this module to create all necessary resources. - The
/demodirectory packs both an example application (nginx-app) with its release pipeline IaC and a set of configurations in aterragruntdirectory. Theterragrunt.hclconfigurations wire together and call the various terraform modules thorughout this repo, showing how all the components relate and can be deployed as separate units. data-samples/provides 3 example PubSub message payloads so devs can quickly understand the payloads we're working with..devcontainerprovides configurations for developing this project within a reproducable containerized environment.