Example showing how to do GitOps with Azure Spring Apps Enterprise
In this option the git repo only has a list of apps to deploy to a single asa-e instance so the structure is
definition/ <-- terraform that creates the ASA-E instance apps/ <-- one subdir per app taht is deployed to the instance with the name of the parent dir catalog/ <-- desired state for the catalog app definition/ <-- desired state for the app config such as env vars, ... etc. expressed as a terraform deployments/ <-- desired state for app versions for each of the apps deploymets blue <-- file with the code version to deploy green <-- file with the code version to deploy production <-- name of the deployment that should use for prod blue or green order/ definition/ deployments/ blue green production ... ... ...
ASA service instances must have golbally unique names, across all of azure.
so the asa directory has a subdirectory with the desired
state of each asa serviec instance. for example
/asa/
prod/ <-- shoud have one subdirectory for each asa serviec instance that is considered to be productions
demo-asa-us-east2/
definition/ <-- terraform that creates the ASA-E instance
apps/ <-- one subdir per app taht is deployed to the instance with the name of the parent dir
catalog/ <-- desired state for the catalog app
definition/ <-- desired state for the app config such as env vars, ... etc. expressed as a terraform
deployments/ <-- desired state for app versions for each of the apps deploymets
blue <-- file with the code version to deploy
green <-- file with the code version to deploy
production <-- name of the deployment that should use for prod blue or green
order/
definition/
deployments/
blue
green
production
...
...
...
dev/
my-dem-us-west/
definition/
apps/
catalog/
definiotn/
deploymnets/
order/
definition/
deployments