[danielmartins]

It' not open source, but I'll try to sell the idea to our CTO. :)

Just to give you more details about its inner workings, this function is written in JavaScript that gets called when certain events come from GitHub ('pull_request', 'status', and 'push'), and uses kubectl to modify the corresponding deployments depending on the event.

Nothing fancy there, trust me.

[Perceptes]

Do you only create copies of the stateless pieces of each stack, or do you also copy databases?

[danielmartins]

We currently only run stateless apps on Kubernetes. All databases are hosted elsewhere (RDS, MongoDB Cloud, etc)

[Perceptes]

Let me rephrase that: Do you spin up a new copy of any necessary data stores when you deploy a topic branch of an app, or do all versions of the app share the same view of data in their environment (e.g. staging/production)?

[danielmartins]

No, these 'development' environments point to other services in 'staging'.