#release-engineering - April 2021

Could someone point me at a repo where you’re using vendir to pull in parts of a Github Actions workflow? I saw this on the cloudposee reference docs and we’re curious to see what this looks like:

GitHub Actions do not currently support importing remote workflows. Using vendir we can easily import remote workflows.

Hello,
how looks a CICD pipeline for Ansible, which check would you run before each deployment ?
do you run preflight check , or ansible-playbook with --check option ? output result as junit reports ?

Does anybody know any tool allowing you to have a big picture of services installed to the cluster/namespaces and their versions (whether taken from labels or docker tags). Just that dead simple. I bet I came across one some time ago, but it slipped my mind.

Or, generalising: what are better approaches to have a big picture (graphical or table representation) of services running, say, in a Kubernetes cluster which can be consumed by non-technical people

Oh this looks really useful... https://blog.gruntwork.io/introducing-git-xargs-an-open-source-tool-to-update-multiple-github-repos-753f9f3675ec

@Maxim Mironenko (Cloud Posse) has joined the channel

Not sure if it’s the best option but here we go.
Codefresh is triggered on every commit and can have single or multiple files changed on the branch.
I’d like to trigger step for every file changed. Kinda iterate over a list and run step for every iteration.
For now I’m forced to iterate list of changed files in single step which is reducing visibility of pipeline.

It would be most convenient to stick with pure codefresh solution instead of adding labels to PR or whatno but I’m all ears to different solutions.

is anyone here using meercode.io as a CICD dashboard for stuff like github actions?