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Investigate fetching deployment status #42

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applejag opened this issue May 21, 2021 · 1 comment
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Investigate fetching deployment status #42

applejag opened this issue May 21, 2021 · 1 comment
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admin Chore not related to the code in this repository. prio/0 Lowest priority. "Wishful thinking"

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applejag commented May 21, 2021

This is about fetching deployment status from kubernetes clusters and displaying this on Wharf frontend.

Task is an investigation of how to get that information from the cluster.
There is multiple scenarios of how to do that.

What is the most convienient for the user?
What is the easiest to implement by us?

Should we monitor per build?
Should we monitor per environment for a project?

After investigation we need to make a meeting with Bjorn and agree on the particular solution for this issue.

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Comment from Marek, taken from our internal ticket system:

managed to access cluster api from the outside, checking how it can be accessed from withing the pod in k8s itself

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