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Setup VRO DB entities for partner team use of alembic for DB migrations #2329
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@Ponnia-M would like to pair on this |
So far steps 1 and 2 have been completed in dev will reach out to the CC team for a sync next week. Vault/Lens Refs |
* Add domain-cc refs for alembic credentials * Create a new tpl in the domain-cc helm for housing db credentials
All lower environments completed. Will proceed with Prod once they are ready for it. |
@agile-josiah I don't see that all the AC have been met. Can you please comment where you are at in terms of the AC 1-5 so we know in advance to planning what's left? |
Finishing production, creating documentation, and testing a successful connection in said environments. |
Currently blocked by CC team deployment |
We broke this out into 2 tickets. We now have one for E2E and deploy to prod. This ticket is waiting on documentation. |
Adding a new link to reduce confusion: https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/abd-vro/wiki/VRO-Partner-Team-Database-Migrations |
As a VRO platform developer, my goal is to empower partner teams in handling their data migrations independently. This ensures they have the freedom to select the most convenient method tailored to their application's language, offering them flexibility and adaptability. By utilizing the Alembic tool, the CC team can efficiently manage their databases and maintain data organization with ease.
Acceptance Criteria
Notes about work
To complete this work, an engineer will need to log into the RDS postgres instance in each of our LHDI environments and use psql to manipulate the instances to satisfy the AC. This can be done by creating a shell into one of the running pods in the cluster namespace, installing psql as a CLI tool if necessary, and issuing the proper psql commands.
Task list- please check off as you complete them
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