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1019 B
Markdown
40 lines
1019 B
Markdown
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# Refresh
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The refresh section is to enable the discovery of the functions
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to use when a refresh of the component is required.
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## Engine
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The engine identifies the processor for the refresh.
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For Ansible, the parameters are defined in the "playbook".
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For Command, the commands or script to execute are defined in the "commands"
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## Playbook
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## Commands
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The commands allows for commands to be defined either in the definition or the commands
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as found in a file, where such a file can (should) be stored on the source version control
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system (e.g. Git)
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If the refresh commands are stored in a file in Git, then they can be amended there and tested
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without changing the contents of the devops.json file.
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## Example
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```json
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"refresh": {
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"guide": "https://github.com/meerkat-manor/rediOps/blob/main/guide/refresh.md",
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"engine": "COMMAND",
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"playbook": "",
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"commands": {
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"pre": [],
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"script": "/deploy/refresh.sh",
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"post": []
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}
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}
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```
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