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The current setup to maintain and deploy the various services is semi-automated: Ansible is used, but with full GitOps, coupling GitHub, GH Workflows with Ansible, we get several advantages:
as pygeoapi Docker builds are moved to GH Workflows, will be easier to integrate (now HTTP-callback from DockerHub)
any other service like the "Home" page will be automagically deployed on GH push
repo is well-prepared to later move to OSGeo SAC infrastructure
As example of a fully fledged GitOps pygeoapi deployment the Geonovum OGC API Testbed project can serve as example:
Changes to the pygeoapi GitHub repo are automatically propagated via DockerHub and a DockerHub listener here.
But changes to the
demo.pygeoapi.io
repo like config or data changes here are not auto-deployed.Manual action via Ansible is required like:
ansible-playbook -vv deploy.yml -i hosts/demo.pygeoapi.io --tags update,pygeoapi_master
etcAlso one needs SSH access.
To have full CI deployment GitHub Actions need to be developed such that anyone with commit rights to the demo repo here can redeploy a service.
Hint: there are quite some GH Actions Ansible modules available, the commands are simple enough, SSH-keying may be the biggest challenge, docs:
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