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verify-deployment-manifest

A tool for verifying a site/application is running the desired version by checking the deployment manifest.

How to use

The application is primarily designed to be run inside a Docker container (although it can also be run as a standalone binary). The application is configured through the following environment variables:

Environment Variable Description Example
URL The URL of the deployment manifest file for the deployment to check. http://www.example.com/deployment.json
COMMIT The commit that should be deployed to check for. This can be either the full commit SHA or an abbreviated (short) prefix to the SHA. b252eb498a07
REF The reference (branch or tag) name that should be deployed to check for. master

URL is required. You also must define REF or COMMIT (or both).

If the desired commit and/or ref values match those in the manifest the application will exit with code 0. If values do not match the application will exit with a code greater then 0.

Example

For example, to check for a deployment for example.com which should be on tag 1.3.1 and commit b252eb498a0791db07496601ebc7a059dd55cfe9.

docker run \
   --env URL=https://www.example.com/deployment.json \
   --env REF=1.3.1 \
   --env COMMIT=b252eb498a0791db07496601ebc7a059dd55cfe9 \
   toolhouse/verify-deployment-manifest:latest