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We need to have this landed on our prod stack '''before''' we hit firefox 35 release. The schedule for that is pretty though and we would need to have something like that: | We need to have this landed on our prod stack '''before''' we hit firefox 35 release. The schedule for that is pretty though and we would need to have something like that: | ||
* '''28 of october''': Code ready, we are ready for deployment; | |||
* '''29 of october''': MySQL deployed on the staging stack, QA can verify; | |||
* Once it's deployed to staging and verified, we can deploy to prod. | |||
=== Data migration === | === Data migration === | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 23 October 2014
Loop migration to MySQL
The loop-server will be transistioning from using Redis for all its storage to using MySQL for the persistant data and Redis for the volatile data.
This is because it is far easier from an OPs point of view to operate a MySQL database for non-volatile data.
Tentative schedule
We need to have this landed on our prod stack before we hit firefox 35 release. The schedule for that is pretty though and we would need to have something like that:
- 28 of october: Code ready, we are ready for deployment;
- 29 of october: MySQL deployed on the staging stack, QA can verify;
- Once it's deployed to staging and verified, we can deploy to prod.
Data migration
This schedule is tied to the fact we would not need to write data migration scripts. We need to find out if that's acceptable to drop the data we have for beta use, so we can start with a new empty database.