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Parabank PVA Ephemeral Deployment

Description

The following example demonstrates a job that creates an ephemeral Docker container in Azure uploads/deploys/replaces a PVA on the server, and runs a health check step against it and runs a SOAtestcli to validate it

User Flow

  1. User checks assets into SCM. Typically this is done via git commit/push/etc or EGit plugin for Eclipse. The user may check in any or all of the following:
    1. .pva file – virtual asset
    2. .pvadd file - deployment details if deploy option in step 3 is set to false
    3. .pmpdd file – proxy (optional).
  2. Git repositories use webhooks to trigger build/test jobs – i.e. Jenkins, Ado, gitlab, etc
  3. The job will pull a SOAvirt docker container, license it, and deploy the assets in /virt folder.
    • The job needs to call the soavirt server API to upload the file, with two optional flags: deploy=true or false; replace=true or false.
    • See: POST /v6/files/upload on the :/soavirt/api REST API page for additional documentation regarding this API call.
  4. After that you run your validation or repeat step 3 for any additional servers.

Project Structure

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+-- virt
|   +-- Parabank.pva
|   +-- Parabank.pvadd
+-- .gitignore
+-- README.md
+-- azure-pipelines.yaml