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31 changes: 27 additions & 4 deletions docs/server/push-duty.rst
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Expand Up @@ -48,8 +48,7 @@ Tags are of the format: ``YYYY.MM.DD``,
.. note:: The date is the date of the push, not the date of tagging.

.. note:: Once addons-frontend has been tagged a new docker image will be
built on `Docker Hub
<https://hub.docker.com/r/addons/addons-frontend/builds/>`_ and is
built on `Docker Hub`_ and is
required to deploy to stage.

It's usually the master branch that is tagged::
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -99,10 +98,32 @@ Then update the etherpad with the new comparison link for the updated tag.
Push to stage
+++++++++++++

Once the tag is ready and any needed docker containers have been built, it
Once the tag is ready and any needed
`Docker Hub`_ containers have been built, it
needs to be pushed to the staging server, using the `IRC bot in #amopush
<https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SVCOPS/AMO+Dev+Resources#AMODevResources-DeployingwithJenkinsBot>`_.
Jason can help with that if needed.
Consult the IRC bot docs for more up to date information but here are examples
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Can you link to those docs from here?

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it's linked on the line above

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Haha so it is. I'm dumb, all good!

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Well, it's hard to read ReST/Sphinx diffs. I think it should be clear in the HTML.

of commands you would run to deploy all the apps to stage:

* ``!build addons-stage YYYY.MM.DD``
* ``!build admin-stage YYYY.MM.DD``
* ``!build discopane-stage YYYY.MM.DD``
* ``!build versioncheck-stage YYYY.MM.DD``

Each of these apps live in the code respositories that are listed for tagging up
above.

When you run each command in ``#amopush`` you will soon see a
``Job amo-xxxx-BUILD succeeded``
message. Do not be fooled! This doesn't mean the change is live. You need to
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👍

wait and watch for each ``amo-xxx-Promote succeeded`` message in ``#remora``.
The *Promote* message indicates that it's live on the server.
Here is an example of a *Promote* message to indicate the changes are live
on the server::

<cloudops-hubot> amo-olympia-web-STAGE-Promote build #156 succeeded (https://deploy.mozaws.net/job/amo-olympia-web-STAGE-Promote/156/)

Jason can help with this if needed.

Before the push
+++++++++++++++
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -155,3 +176,5 @@ Future Goals
------------

Move to continuous deployment and change the way this is done dramatically.

.. _`Docker Hub`: https://hub.docker.com/r/addons/addons-frontend/builds/