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add terraform code to deploy patch release notification service
this PR adds the terraform code to deploy the service we are building in https://github.com/kubernetes/release/pull/3627
/assign @xmudrii @saschagrunert @ameukam cc @kubernetes/release-managers
xref: https://github.com/kubernetes/release/pull/3627
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Try to follow the approach that we do for archeio(registry.k8s.io). We build an image, publish it and then update the terraform code to use that revision.
okay! will refactor that
Try to follow the approach that we do for archeio(registry.k8s.io). We build an image, publish it and then update the terraform code to use that revision.
but there is any reason to do that? why not build on the fly? we also reduce a few steps and overhead
but there is any reason to do that? why not build on the fly? we also reduce a few steps and overhead
One thing that I'm worried about is that depending on the CI/CD solution/approach we go with for Terraform, it might be hard/impossible to also clone k/release and run the build process. Building also requires some more resources than just applying Terraform configs, so there's that too. This is kind of wild guess, but it's better to avoid such problems if we can.
but there is any reason to do that? why not build on the fly? we also reduce a few steps and overhead
One thing that I'm worried about is that depending on the CI/CD solution/approach we go with for Terraform, it might be hard/impossible to also clone k/release and run the build process. Building also requires some more resources than just applying Terraform configs, so there's that too. This is kind of wild guess, but it's better to avoid such problems if we can.
I would disagree with that, but I will work on refactoring in the way k8s infra likes more.
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