Release train

The image builder Gitlab CI/CD template is limited to one environment and one Capella version. In addition, we provide a release train template, which can be used to trigger the image builder pipeline with a matrix of Capella versions and environments.

Warning

To continue, create a new image builder Gitlab repository and follow the instuctions of the image builder template.

The pipeline is not triggered automatically. There are a few options to trigger the pipeline automatically:

For changes on Github in this repository (e.g., new push to branches or a new tag):

• If you're using the PREMIUM version of Gitlab, pipelines can be automatically triggered for external repositories: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/ci_cd_for_external_repos/
• Detect changes on the remote with git ls-remote and trigger a Gitlab CI pipeline with a cronjob.

For changes in your Gitlab image builder repository:

• Use a Gitlab trigger to trigger the release train pipeline.

You can customize the pipeline to your needs (e.g., define multiple environments). The template provides three different jobs .base, .capella and .jupyter which can be extended:

include:
  - remote: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DSD-DBS/capella-dockerimages/${CAPELLA_DOCKER_IMAGES_REVISION}/ci-templates/gitlab/release-train.yml"

.staging: &staging
  rules:
    # For commits on the main branch, build for the staging environment
    - if: '$CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME == "main"'
    - when: manual
  variables:
    ENVIRONMENT: staging
    CAPELLA_DOCKER_IMAGES_REVISION: "$CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME"
    IMAGE_BUILDER_GITLAB_REPOSITORY: "$IMAGE_BUILDER_GITLAB_REPOSITORY"
    BUILD_FOR_LATEST_TAG: "0"

.production: &production
  rules:
    # For tags, build for the production environment
    - if: "$CI_COMMIT_TAG != null"
  variables:
    ENVIRONMENT: production
    CAPELLA_DOCKER_IMAGES_REVISION: "$CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME"
    IMAGE_BUILDER_GITLAB_REPOSITORY: "$IMAGE_BUILDER_GITLAB_REPOSITORY"
    BUILD_FOR_LATEST_TAG: "1"

production-base:
  extends: .base
  <<: *production

production-jupyter:
  extends: .jupyter
  needs:
    - job: production-base
      optional: true
  <<: *production

production-capella:
  extends: .capella
  needs:
    - job: production-base
      optional: true
  <<: *production

staging-base:
  extends: .base
  <<: *staging

staging-jupyter:
  extends: .jupyter
  needs:
    - job: staging-base
      optional: true
  <<: *staging

staging-capella:
  extends: .capella
  needs:
    - job: staging-base
      optional: true
  <<: *staging