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Re:Ask HN: What would your dream CI/CD pipeline tool be like? by karmakaze on Sunday October 06, 2019 @03:49PM (#21174601)
Push to a git repo which contains a dotfile indicating that CI/CD should act on it. Possibly from subdirectories if it has multiple artifacts or is in a monorepo.

Understands how to fetch/publish packages for common ecosystems (e.g. gems, jars, npm, go) and extensible to add others.

Define multiple environments with selectable automatic/manual progression to next environment upon passing test suite. Secrets can come from a separate repo with more restricted access. Each test/deploy should include the code and secret repo verion hashes.

Fast, parallel execution of tests in suite. Automatic retry of failed test, metrics collected to identify flakey code/tests.

Perform blue/gree deploys in each environment. Audible text-to-speech notification of test failures delivered to individual dev or group (via Slack and/or other means).

Quick one-button revert to an earlier version in any environment. Historical record of which version is running in every environment. Also have a button to force-promote a failed stage onto the next.

Periodic health checks running a subset of test suite with dashboard, alerts, and history. Audible text-to-speech announcement of health-check failures to dev/group.

It should deploy and test artifacts in the cloud of my choosing, in the deployment unit of my choosing (EC2, EKS, etc) to my own AWS (or GCP) account.

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