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Automate hub deployments on AWS #647
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The second step depends on #381 |
Researched a little bit on farallon and openscapes existing user and groups... |
The |
#691 now deals with openscapes (among other things). |
Re-opened because it was automatically closed and there is still stuff to do here... |
@damianavila the only thing remaining here is to document our current setup, is that right? If that's the case, are you OK with just creating a new issue for the documentation specifically, tracking it here, and removing this issue from the deliverables backlog? |
Correct!
The issue already exists and it is linked in the first message of the thread.
Sure, I have removed it from the deliverables backlog. |
General documentation was merged on #717. |
Description
Once we have a cluster running, we need to automate hub deployments on AWS. We also need to configure our already-running hubs to follow this process.
Value / benefit
This will let us automatically add new AWS hubs, and will standardize our infrastructure deployments in general. As AWS is a very popular cloud provider, this is an important step to make us more confident in adding new hubs.
Implementation details
This might be done most easily by automating the deployment of our specific AWS hubs, and then documenting / generalizing how to do it for a generic hub.
Completion criteria
Given an AWS cluster that already exists, we can deploy a new hub (or upgrade an existing hub) on that cluster via editing YAML in our
pilot-hubs/
repository.Tasks to complete
Updates
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