mv .Jenkinsfile-example Jenkinsfile- Update the
envs/directory. There should be a sub-folder for each environment you wish to maintain ie)envs/dev/or ``envs/qa/` - Add a stack.yaml to each newly created env directory. ie)
envs/dev/mystack.yaml- The stack.yaml file can be empty OR can contain key-value pairs formatted
<service-id>: '<service-version>'
- The stack.yaml file can be empty OR can contain key-value pairs formatted
- Update the
services/directory. The services directory should contain a .yaml file for each service you would like to have deployed to a stack. If a service triggers a GitOps build and a file does not exist. One will be created automatically. - Update the Jenkinsfile to fit your use-case
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