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Create a meta-pipeline to update our EKS K8s Clusters via Pulumi #2763

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feoh opened this issue Oct 29, 2024 · 1 comment
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Create a meta-pipeline to update our EKS K8s Clusters via Pulumi #2763

feoh opened this issue Oct 29, 2024 · 1 comment
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feoh commented Oct 29, 2024

Description/Context

Since we are using Pulumi to manage our K8s clusters, and there is a great deal of code behind the scenes split over a few separate modules, using a pipeline to keep them all up to date makes sense.

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Two open questions are cluster enumeration and version tracking.

Do we try to enumerate all our clusters automagically so new ones are added with no operator intervention, or is that too risky?

Do we need to track reseource versions separately (ungh) or can we just say that all clusters must have the latest greatest code always? This is the approach I favor but I'm willing to entertain reasons why this isn't great.

@blarghmatey blarghmatey added the product:infrastructure Issues related to application and operations infrastructure label Nov 4, 2024
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feoh commented Nov 5, 2024

An excellent example can be found here. This contains an example of both the meta pipeline and the actual single cluster (equivalent!) pipeline that's used to populate it.

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