Release Registry infrastructure operations

This document describes operational guidance for Release Registry infrastructure. This service is operated on the Managed Services Platform (MSP).

If you need assistance with MSP infrastructure, reach out to the Core Services team in #discuss-core-services.

Service overview

PROPERTYDETAILS
Service IDreleaseregistry
Ownersdev-experience
Service kindCloud Run service
Environmentsprod, dev
Docker imageus.gcr.io/sourcegraph-dev/releaseregistry
Source codegithub.com/sourcegraph/releaseregistry - .

Environments

prod

PROPERTYDETAILS
Project IDreleaseregistry-prod-5421
Categorytest
Resourcesprod PostgreSQL instance
AlertsGCP monitoring
Sentryreleaseregistry-prod
Domainreleaseregistry.sourcegraph.com
Cloudflare WAF

MSP infrastructure access needs to be requested using Entitle for time-bound privileges. Test environments may have less stringent requirements.

ACCESSENTITLE REQUEST TEMPLATE
GCP project read accessEntitle request for the ‘Engineering Projects’ folder
GCP project write accessEntitle request for the ‘Engineering Projects’ folder

For Terraform Cloud access, see prod Terraform Cloud.

prod Cloud Run

The Release Registry prod service implementation is deployed on Google Cloud Run.

PROPERTYDETAILS
ConsoleCloud Run service
Service logsGCP logging

You can also use sg msp to quickly open a link to your service logs:

sg msp logs releaseregistry prod

prod PostgreSQL instance

PROPERTYDETAILS
ConsoleCloud SQL instances
Databasesreleaseregistry

To connect to the PostgreSQL instance in this environment, use sg msp in the sourcegraph/managed-services repository:

# For read-only access
sg msp pg connect releaseregistry prod

# For write access - use with caution!
sg msp pg connect -write-access releaseregistry prod

prod Terraform Cloud

This service’s configuration is defined in sourcegraph/managed-services/services/releaseregistry/service.yaml, and sg msp generate releaseregistry prod generates the required infrastructure configuration for this environment in Terraform. Terraform Cloud (TFC) workspaces specific to each service then provisions the required infrastructure from this configuration. You may want to check your service environment’s TFC workspaces if a Terraform apply fails (reported via GitHub commit status checks in the sourcegraph/managed-services repository, or in #alerts-msp-tfc).

To access this environment’s Terraform Cloud workspaces, you will need to log in to Terraform Cloud and then request Entitle access to membership in the “Managed Services Platform Operator” TFC team. The “Managed Services Platform Operator” team has access to all MSP TFC workspaces.

The Terraform Cloud workspaces for this service environment are grouped under the msp-releaseregistry-prod tag, or you can use:

sg msp tfc view releaseregistry prod

dev

PROPERTYDETAILS
Project IDreleaseregistry-dev-6bac
Categorytest
Resourcesdev PostgreSQL instance
AlertsGCP monitoring
Sentryreleaseregistry-dev
Domainreleaseregistry.sgdev.org
Cloudflare WAF

MSP infrastructure access needs to be requested using Entitle for time-bound privileges. Test environments may have less stringent requirements.

ACCESSENTITLE REQUEST TEMPLATE
GCP project read accessEntitle request for the ‘Engineering Projects’ folder
GCP project write accessEntitle request for the ‘Engineering Projects’ folder

For Terraform Cloud access, see dev Terraform Cloud.

dev Cloud Run

The Release Registry dev service implementation is deployed on Google Cloud Run.

PROPERTYDETAILS
ConsoleCloud Run service
Service logsGCP logging

You can also use sg msp to quickly open a link to your service logs:

sg msp logs releaseregistry dev

dev PostgreSQL instance

PROPERTYDETAILS
ConsoleCloud SQL instances
Databasesreleaseregistry

To connect to the PostgreSQL instance in this environment, use sg msp in the sourcegraph/managed-services repository:

# For read-only access
sg msp pg connect releaseregistry dev

# For write access - use with caution!
sg msp pg connect -write-access releaseregistry dev

dev Terraform Cloud

This service’s configuration is defined in sourcegraph/managed-services/services/releaseregistry/service.yaml, and sg msp generate releaseregistry dev generates the required infrastructure configuration for this environment in Terraform. Terraform Cloud (TFC) workspaces specific to each service then provisions the required infrastructure from this configuration. You may want to check your service environment’s TFC workspaces if a Terraform apply fails (reported via GitHub commit status checks in the sourcegraph/managed-services repository, or in #alerts-msp-tfc).

To access this environment’s Terraform Cloud workspaces, you will need to log in to Terraform Cloud and then request Entitle access to membership in the “Managed Services Platform Operator” TFC team. The “Managed Services Platform Operator” team has access to all MSP TFC workspaces.

The Terraform Cloud workspaces for this service environment are grouped under the msp-releaseregistry-dev tag, or you can use:

sg msp tfc view releaseregistry dev