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管理上線計劃分享鏈接 /book/devops/deploy-1094.html

作者：張鵬最后编辑：王红秀于 2025-01-03 09:06:24 浏覽量：7221

在DevOps中，上線是將軟件應用程序、或環境的變更部署到生産環境的過程。上線是DevOps流程的關鍵環節之一，旨在實現持續交付。

上線計劃有助于提高團隊的效率、降低風險並推動持續改進。它提供了結構化和可管理的方法來管理上線過程，確保交付的可靠性、一致性和可追溯性。

一、創建上線申請

上線申請的創建，需要使用主機和環境信息，建議先維護好主機和環境的信息。

運維人員在上線申請列表點擊創建上線申請。

创建Spug类型的上线申请，産品和发布为必填项，并且发布下需要有制品，这样才可以在Spug上线成功。

tps：發布下的制品是與發布關聯的版本的制品同步的。

點擊申請標題，維護上線步驟、用例，浏覽計劃概況。

點擊管理步驟按鈕，維護上線步驟。

保存完成后可以在该计划的看板中浏览步驟，點擊图中标记按钮操作步驟。

將測試用例關聯上線計劃的用例中，明確測試範圍。例如將上線後冒煙測試的相關用例關聯進來，實際執行時按照範圍執行測試。

上線申請關聯的發布裏的制品會同步到上線申請中。

tps：發布中的制品爲發布關聯版本下的制品。

二、執行上線

在執行上線時，通過步驟執行上線任務，根據關聯的用例進行測試。

上线开始时點擊上线按钮，上线申请状态变为上线中，上线结束后，點擊完成按钮，记录上线的状态。

上線失敗的上線申請，還可以重新進行上線操作。

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