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Best practive 2 VM in Production Enviroment

lprada

Hi, I am configguring pipelines to deploy to production. We haver 2 VM behinf a gateway to have redundancy. My question are this

1. We should have only one enviroment production or one for each VM.

2. How do I have to set the pipeline runner on windows? 2 runners with the same tag so they detect where to build, if this is the case is who I can deploy first in one vm and then in the other to minice downtime?

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Theodora Boudale

Hi @lprada,

Are you planning to set up pipelines for deployment that run automatically (e.g. on branches, tags, or default) or custom pipelines for deployment (that do not run automatically, but get triggered manually or on schedule)?

I'm asking so I can give a better recommendation and a better answer to your questions depending on your use case.

Kind regards,
Theodora

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Theodora Boudale

Hi @lprada,

I'm asking so I can give a better recommendation and a better answer to your questions depending on your use case.

Kind regards,
Theodora

lprada

We want full automation, I must add that we are use ITSM of Jira to have gate for the services in production.

Theodora Boudale

Hi @lprada,

Thank you for your reply.

If you want to see the history of deployments for each VM, I would recommend configuring two deployment environments in Repository settings > Deployments.

If you open a repository on Bitbucket Cloud website, there is an option Deployments on the left-hand panel (right below the Pipelines option).
When you start making deployments, this page will show you the latest deployment for each environment, and if you select one of the environments you will see the deployment history for each environment.

If you want to deploy after every push on e.g. master branch, you can use a configuration as follows in your bitbucket-pipelines.yml file.

pipelines:
  branches:
    master:
      - step:
          runs-on:
            - self.hosted
            - windows
          name: Deployment to Production 1
          deployment: Production1
          script:
            - <commands to deploy here>
      - step:
          runs-on:
            - self.hosted
            - windows
          name: Deployment to Production 2
          deployment: Production2
          script:
            - <commands to deploy here>

The steps are executed sequentially this way. Please note that if the first step (Deployment to Production 1) fails, the second step (Deployment to Production 2) won't be executed.

For Windows Runners, we only support running one runner per machine. A second runner would need to run on a different machine.

However, since you want to deploy first to one VM and then to the second one, you can use one runner only. With one runner and the configuration I shared above, both steps will be executed on the same runner, and the first step must complete successfully for the second one to start.

Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions or other requirements.

Kind regards,
Theodora

lprada

@Theodora Boudale I have another question, I made a test with the idea to deploy to the 2 vm at de same time. I have 2 workers with the same label but the step only run in one vm, how to I make a step that has to run in all wokers with the label, for example next year we add another VM.

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