Great set of questions—let’s break this down using clear systems thinking and practical engineering management advice, ensuring you’re set up for robust, reliable automation.
You can use the schedule trigger in GitHub Actions to run your workflows at specific times. You’ll need two workflows:
terraform apply at 8 a.m.terraform destroy at 5 p.m.Example schedule YAML:
This feature aims to save messages that cannot be sent when the component is offline and resend them when it is online again.
For instance, if queue is offline for some reason, replicator should keep the messages that it needs to send to queue and resend them when queue is online.
Likewise, with repository, if repository is offline for some reason, replicator should keep the messages that it needs to send to repository and resend them when repository is online.
Pod: A pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes, encapsulating one or more containers that share storage, network, and specifications. Pods ensure co-located containers work together as a single application.
Node: A node is a physical or virtual machine in a Kubernetes cluster. It runs pods and includes essential components like kubelet, kube-proxy, and a container runtime to manage workloads.
Service: A service provides a stable network endpoint to expose a set of pods. It enables communication between components or external clients, abstracting dynamic pod IPs with consistent DNS or IP.
ConfigMap: A ConfigMap stores non-sensitive configuration data as key-value pairs. It decouples configuration from application code, allowing pods to consume settings dynamically via environment variables, command-line arguments, or mounted volumes.
The issue you're experiencing with the odoo job being skipped could be due to several reasons. Here are a few potential causes and solutions:
odoo job has a conditional check: if: ${{ needs.versions.outputs.names_comma != '' }}If the names_comma output from the versions job is an empty string, the odoo job will be skipped. Ensure that the versions job is producing the expected output.
prev_git_tag_info and versions jobs are correctly propagated and used in the odoo job. Any issue in these jobs can cause the odoo job to be skipped.
Using GitHub Apps to manage access to private repositories across organizations is indeed a more secure and scalable approach compared to using service accounts and SSH keys. GitHub Apps offer granular permissions, better security controls, and automated workflows. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:
The "INFINITE_LOOP_DETECTED" error you're encountering typically happens when there is a repetitive request pattern that the system detects as a loop. Given the context of your GitHub Actions workflow and the information provided, here are a few potential reasons and solutions for this issue:
Since the workflow can be triggered in parallel by multiple events, and each run uses the same VERCEL_TOKEN, it’s possible that these concurrent requests are causing Vercel to detect an infinite loop.
Solution: Add a delay or rate limiting to the Get deployment details step to prevent too many simultaneous requests. You can introduce a short sleep before making the API call:
The issue seems indeed related to the system Keychain being locked on the GitHub Action runner, which is preventing the [CP] Embed Pods Frameworks step from completing. The setup_ci command is used to configure the CI environment, including setting up the necessary Keychain settings, but it needs to be combined with Fastlane's match to properly manage code signing certificates and provisioning profiles.
setup_ci:match: