Adding Github based pipeline #1457
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Hi @eladiw, thanks for the PR. My feedback is could this fit the model of the GitLab, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, etc guides? Most of based of this guide. The reason for this is to show how each CI/CD orchestrator can implement the concepts of the HLD and Manifest repos. I think even some references to the HLD and Manifest repos will allow others to see how it fits in with the other CI/CD orchestrator examples |
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| # Guide: Manifest Generation Pipeline | |||
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Curious to understand why this is simply a copy and paste from the gitops/azure-devops/. I think it's fine to reuse some of the context here, but it might be good to revise certain sections so that it caters to Github and not Azure DevOps.
For example, the first sentence explicitly states "This section describes how to configure Azure DevOps to be your CI/CD....". This could be confusing if a user navigates to this directory hoping to learn how to use GitHub but ends up reading about AzDO.
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| # GitOps CI/CD with GitHub actions | |||
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Are we only supporting Github Actions for the Manifest Generation pipeline? What about Image Tag Release pipeline?
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can be in another pr. this pr is already quite big. wdyt?
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| version: '2.17.0' # default is latest stable |
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I thought we were using Helm v3?
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helm v3 requires even more changes, such as updating the build.sh file to remove the 'init helm' sections.
helm v2.17 is the best tradeoff, as it uses the new charts uris while at the same time doesn't require additional changes which I didn't want to introduce to this pr
| ARM_CLIENT_ID: ${{ secrets.DEVARM_CLIENT_ID }} | ||
| ARM_CLIENT_SECRET: ${{ secrets.DEV_ARM_CLIENT_SECRET }} |
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Noticed the difference in syntax here "DEVARM" vs "DEV_ARM".
Adding Github based pipeline.
This PR builds on the prerequisites PR to Cobalt (to support Github):
microsoft/cobalt#414
This PR introduce the support for Github actions, so TF deployments can be done using Github