On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Zygmunt Krynicki < zygmunt.kryni...@linaro.org> wrote:
> Hi there. > > The validation team has a new edge website, http://edge.validation.linaro. > **org/ <http://edge.validation.linaro.org/> that reflects the development > trunk of all of our components. This site can be used to check latest > development effort, test bug fixes and, to some degree, use new features. > > This website mimics the concept of now-defunct edge.launchpad.net. That > is, it allows for new code to run on top of the production database. > > This has important ramifications: > > 1) Unsafe code could cause data loss > 2) New features that depend on database schema modifications cannot be > tested this way. > 3) Non-website features such as dispatcher and part of the scheduler cannot > be tested this way. > > For addressing those we will soon deploy staging.validation.linaro.orgthat > works on a periodic snapshot of the production database. > > I will be posting an update with instructions on how to replicate this > setup if necessary and details about the periodic automatic roll out/upgrade > procedure. > > Thanks for the heads up. I wonder, once we have staging.v.l.o, do we really need edge anymore? What problems does edge protect us from that we really care about? Maybe we can avoid running 3 instead of two instances and have 3 instead of 2 code rollout stages? -- - Alexander
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