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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 12, 2019
Filed:
Dec. 19, 2016
Uptake Technologies, Inc., Chicago, IL (US);
Yuriy Koshkin, Arlington Heights, IL (US);
Will Hansmann, River Forest, IL (US);
Ben Heilman, Chicago, IL (US);
Colleen Stock, Chicago, IL (US);
Tod Johnson, Volo, IL (US);
Andrei Zernoveanu, Chicago, IL (US);
Uptake Technologies, Inc., Chicagao, IL (US);
Abstract
A deployment system includes a plurality of deployment environments, a change-control server, and a deployment orchestrator. Each deployment environment carries out a given phase of a deployment process for a set of artifacts. The change-control server maintains branches that correspond to respective deployment environments and that store artifacts that have been deployed to the respective deployment environments. A manifest contains a given set of artifacts stored by the change-control server, and each branch may contain multiple versions of a manifest associated with that branch. Upon creation of a new manifest version on the change-control server, the deployment orchestrator detects the presence of the new manifest version and responsively determine the differences between (i) artifacts contained in the new manifest version and (ii) artifacts deployed to a given deployment environment. Based on the determined differences, the deployment orchestrator causes one or more artifacts to be deployed to the given deployment environment.