Project:Deployment
The portal-compose repository can be deployed to staging and to production.
In both cases the docker images that are pulled for each service are defined at the top of the docker-compose.yml and docker-compose-extra.yml files.
Deployment to staging
The deployment script in staging is configured to pull the main branch in portal-compose. The deployment can be triggered by just executing the corresponding Github action as shown in the staging server repository.
Deployment to production
Only tagged versions of the portal-compose repository can be deployed to production. This way we can more easily roll back to a previous version if necessary.
To deploy a new version of portal-compose to the production server:
- After merging the latest pull request, create a tag and push it to the repository. Make sure that the tag_version is in conjunction with the latest released version.
git tag -s <tag_version> git push origin <tag_version>
- Create a new release.
- Go to the releases section in Github.
- Click 'Draft a new release'
- Select your latest tag in the dropdown menu
- Click 'Generate release notes'
- Click 'Publish release'
- Update the deploy script in the production server to make sure that it deploys the corresponding tag.
- Change the line
git checkout <latest_tag>
- Push the changes. Deployment follows automatically.
- Change the line
Deploy changes from the wikibase repository
To make sure that changes from docker-wikibase are deployed just double-check that the correct tag for the docker-wikibase image is indicated at the top of the docker-compose.yml file.