google-nomulus/proxy/deploy-proxy-for-env.sh
Lai Jiang b6ed1982c3 Use the save API version for the HPA controller and the deployment (#807)
This supposedly can fix our deployment problem. Tested on alpha.

Also updated the deployment script to replace the service object as
well.
2020-09-16 09:15:35 -04:00

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#!/bin/bash
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# This script prepares the proxy k8s manifest, pushes it to the clusters, and
# kills all running pods to force k8s to create new pods using the just-pushed
# manifest.
if [[ $# -ne 1 ]]; then
echo "Usage: $0 alpha|crash"
exit 1
fi
environment=${1}
project="domain-registry-"${environment}
current_context=$(kubectl config current-context)
while read line
do
parts=(${line})
echo "Updating cluster ${parts[0]} in zone ${parts[1]}..."
gcloud container clusters get-credentials "${parts[0]}" \
--project "${project}" --zone "${parts[1]}"
sed s/GCP_PROJECT/${project}/g "./kubernetes/proxy-deployment-${environment}.yaml" | \
kubectl replace -f -
kubectl replace -f "./kubernetes/proxy-service.yaml" --force
# Alpha does not have canary
if [[ ${environment} != "alpha" ]]; then
sed s/GCP_PROJECT/${project}/g "./kubernetes/proxy-deployment-${environment}-canary.yaml" | \
kubectl replace -f -
kubectl replace -f "./kubernetes/proxy-service-canary.yaml" --force
fi
# Kills all running pods, new pods created will be pulling the new image.
kubectl delete pods --all
done < <(gcloud container clusters list --project ${project} | grep proxy-cluster)
kubectl config use-context "$current_context"