mozilla-idp
is a server that implements support for Persona on the
mozilla.com domain.
When deployed, this will allow mozillans with mozilla.com
or
mozillafoundation.org
email addresses to authenticate with Persona enabled
websites using their Mozilla (LDAP) password.
This is the process for getting new code into Production
- Do features and bug fixes in branches. Create a pull request to have new
code merged into the
master
branch - Create a new release tag with
scripts/create-release.sh
- Create an RPM from the tag
- Create a new staging server based on the new RPM
- Have QA test to make sure everything is OK
- if tests pass, create new production systems from same version. Otherwise go back to step 1. to fix issues.
This is a quick introduction to how the Service Ops. team deploys Mozilla IdP. For security and operational reasons we turn the application into an RPM and deploy from our private RPM repository.
This allows us to maintain a package that can be audited as well as very specific versioning using RPMs.
The scripts and processes for building the RPM exists in the mozilla-services/svcops-oompaloompas repository.