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.gitlab-ci.yml

Gitlab build script descriptor.

.gitlab-ci.config.yml

Contains build configuration for every sub folder buildAndDeployIfChangesInFolder: folder to scan for changes, if there is changes it run the build listOfDependencies: folder that must be build if the current folder is build

Example:

buildAndDeployIfChangesInFolder: \(src/frontends/wecom\)
listOfDependencies: sources/0-fake-dependencies

before_script:
  - set -e

build-sources:
  script:
   - npm install
   - npm link  ../0-wecom-share
   - npm run-script build

[0-9]*.k.sh

Shell script that are executed based on the first digit order 0 is the first

[0-9]*.k.yml

Kubernetes deployment file that are executed based on the first digit order 0 is the first

[0-9]*.k.helm.yml

Helm deployment file that are executed based on the first digit order 0 is the first

Example:

helm:
  releaseName: externals-https-validation
  chart: ./src/deployments/1-https-verification
  namespace: gitlab-managed-apps
ssl:
  verificationKey: xxxxxx

Configuration:

• helm.releaseName = helm release name use to install helm chart

• helm.chart = helm chart folder

• variables: example ssl.verificaitonKey

  You can after use {{ .Values.ssl.verificationKey }} in your template like:

    {{- $fullName := include "1-https-verification.fullname" . -}}
    apiVersion: v1
    kind: ConfigMap
    metadata:
      namespace: {{.Values.NAMESPACE}}
      name: {{ $fullName }}
    data:
      nginx.conf: |
        events {
        }
        http {
          server {
            listen 80 default_server;
            server_name _;
    
            location / {
                return 200 'healthy';
            }
    
            location /.well-known/pki-validation/fileauth.txt {
              return 200 '{{ .Values.ssl.verificationKey }}';
            }
    
          }
        }      
  

.deployments.gitlab-ci.yml

Contains the deployment definition for git branch:

< Branch Name >:
  dns: < DNS Name >
  namespace: < namespace: test,staging,prod >

After, you will be able to use variable in you helm template like that:

hosts:
- proxy.{{.Values.DNS}}