Bedrock Manage Identity Environment and Testing docs#481
Bedrock Manage Identity Environment and Testing docs#481NathanielRose merged 15 commits intoCatalystCode:masterfrom
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Few comments to update the text.
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Good to update the diagram to reflect the below steps. Also change the "4 key functionalities" to "4 key steps"
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Are you referring to lines 86-93?
They are included in the diagram as sections
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This looks great @NathanielRose. Nice work!
Left some questions and minor comments.
| telemetry from the deployment process for monitoring of ongoing pipeline | ||
| performance and diagnosis of any deployment failures | ||
| - Support deployment into multiple staging environments | ||
| - Execute automated unit-level and integration-level tests against the |
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Why not run the integration tests directly against the fixed environments?
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Curious to get your input here:
If a “unit” in Terraform is a single module, an integration test that validates how several units work together would need to deploy several modules and see that they work correctly. We're first testing to replicate deployment to achieve the state on our expected stage. Then we run a terraform apply in our QA stage to verify success with live resources. There is a possibility to bypass provisioned integration on certain changes.
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