Atlantis: UI should allow creating a lock for maintenance/upgrade purposes
It would be nice if say when you are doing an update/upgrade of atlantis to create a lock so that anyone trying to submit pull requests will be notified of it, While you could open a PR or the api to do this it feels like it would be a more natural process to perform through the UI.
majormoses
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This lock would be for all of Atlantis right? We could call it "maintenance mode".
lkysow
on 24 Jul 2019
I was just about to file a task on this exact issue.
Ideally, when you enable it existing plans/applies would continue until finished but no new ones would be accepted until maintenance mode is turned back off. This would allow for a graceful shutdown when you need to kill or restart the underlying pod/VM/server/coffee pot that you're running Atlantis on.
In a perfect world, this would be exposed via some RESTful API so it could be scripted :)
chadasapp
on 5 Aug 2019
I think this would help with our upgrade process that I described here: https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis/issues/320#issuecomment-524968835
atheiman
on 26 Aug 2019
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I was just about to file a task on this exact issue.
Ideally, when you enable it existing plans/applies would continue until finished but no new ones would be accepted until maintenance mode is turned back off. This would allow for a graceful shutdown when you need to kill or restart the underlying pod/VM/server/coffee pot that you're running Atlantis on.
In a perfect world, this would be exposed via some RESTful API so it could be scripted :)