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GitlabCi deploy on multiple servers

I use Gitlab runner and works fine for a single server. The gitlab-ci.yml is simple:

stages:
  - test
  - deploy

test:
  stage: test
  image: php
  tags:
      - docker
  script:
      - echo "Run tests..."
deploy:
    stage: deploy
    tags:
      - shell
    script:
      - sh deploy.sh

As i said this is fine for a single server but to deploy same app on another server? I tried with same gitlab-runner config (same conf.toml) but then it was only updating one of them randomly.

Is there somehow gitlab Ci to be triggered by more than 1 runner and deploy all of them according gitlab-ci.yml?

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Nick Doulgeridis Avatar asked Jul 24 '16 15:07

Nick Doulgeridis


2 Answers

You can register several runners (e.g. tagged serverA and serverB) from different servers and have multiple deployment jobs, each of them performed by a different runner. This is because you can set more than one tag in a job and only a runner having all the tags will be used.

stages:
  - test
  - deploy

test:
  stage: test
  image: php
  tags:
      - docker
  script:
      - echo "Run tests..."

deployA:
    stage: deploy
    tags:
      - shell
      - serverA
    script:
      - sh deploy.sh

deployB:
    stage: deploy
    tags:
      - shell
      - serverB
    script:
      - sh deploy.sh

However, take into account a situation when one of the deployment jobs fails - this would end up in you having two different versions of the code on the servers. Depending on your situation this might or might not be a problem.

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tmt Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 17:09

tmt


Yes there is, just set up two jobs for the same stage:

stages:
  - deploy

deploy:one:
  stage: deploy
  script:
    - echo "Hello CI one"

deploy:two:
  stage: deploy
  script:
    - echo "Hello CI two"

If necessary you can use tags on your runners to choose which one to use.

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Martin Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 17:09

Martin