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Description of request
Deploy the DRM Panic Frontend in Fedora's infrastructure.
This is a follow-up on:
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f45-change-proposal-drm-panic-frontend-selfcontained/182239
For additional context, check the change proposal wiki page:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/DrmPanicFrontend
The most relevant section is "Technical Details":
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/DrmPanicFrontend#Technical_Details
@kevin suggested that the the fedora infrastructure openshift cluster could be a good candidate for this deployment.
I have no experience with the process of deployment, but, if someone can provide documentation, I'll be happy to help as much as I can with the process.
We are using ansible to deploy OpenShift applications. You can find existing OpenShift apps deployments in
/playbooks/openshift-appsand check how this is done.Thanks @zlopez ! I opened a WIP MR here:
infra/ansible#3283
It is the first time I work with Ansible, so I hope it is not terrible ;)
Feel free to reach to us on #admin:fedoraproject.org on matrix if you have some questions.
Thanks! I'll reach to you if I have questions. For the moment, I added a comment on the MR about the 2 fields I wasn't 100% sure.
https://drm-panic.stg.fedoraproject.org/ is live in stg. Please test. ;)
I tested all the features of the page and the deployment worked correctly :)
When do you usually deploy new applications to production? Since the kernel side change is merged, the web counterpart needs to be in place for Fedora 45 (~October).
Great. :)
We can move on to production, but a few questions first:
Otherwise I'm fine moving forward with prod if you want to do a pr for it (should just be added back os_control to hosts).
The web is HTML, CSS and JS. There are no running services or databases, so other than making sure the resources are accessible, no monitoring is required. I imagine that's already handled.
I don't think so. For what I found online, SOP usually contains guidelines for infrastructure configurations, servers and scripts. In this case is not required. Also, I don't think admins would have to interact with it a lot.
I'll cut a release from time to time updating dependencies but I don't expect the app to change a lot in the future.
Created here: infra/ansible#3390
Thanks a lot!
Yeah, I didn't think there was much there, but thought I would ask.
I do not think we are monitoring the page yet, but perhaps @gwmngilfen can add that ? just http checks on drm-panic{{ env }}.fedoraproject.org ?
I'll push the prod one later today. ;) Thanks!
ok, prod is live. ;)
All thats left here I think is monitoring the web page loads, and @gwmngilfen can hopefully just do that. ;)
Let us know if there's anything more you need...