Releases: genesis-community/generic-genesis-kit
v1.1.0
Improvements
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Added MANUAL.md to explain how to create and customize a bosh release manifest as a genesis-deployable kit.
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Allow alternative name for the base manifest yaml file. It used to require that the file be
ops/base.yml
but now can also useops/<type>.yml
where is the name of the deployment repo specified by thegenesis init
command. (e.g. ifgenesis init -k generic postgres
was used, the kit would useops/postgres.yml
as the base manifest file, which is convenient because you can then just copy the contents of the postgres-release'stemplates
directory intoops/
and it just works) -
Updated stemcells to ubuntu-jammy and the minimum genesis version to 2.8.10
v1.0.1
Improvements
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Updated README.md file to better explain how to build specific deployments using the generic kit.
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Can now just put the full manifest in the environment file for one-off deployments, though best practice is still to put the base manifest in
ops/base.yml
to make pipeline deployments meaningful and safe.
Bug Fixes
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Fixes user-side addon support
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Error occurring with environments that are generated via the
genesis new
command has been fixed; please regenerate your environment, or simply replaceparams: []
withparams: {}
Generic Genesis Kit v1.0.0
Initial Release
This kit is designed to wrap existing BOSH deployment manifests to provide Genesis tooling, such as secrets management, pipelines, exodus data and deployment histories.