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    • Revised English and Chinese documents on blue-green deployment for EMQX, improving clarity and usability.
    • Enhanced background sections to detail limitations of traditional rolling updates.
    • Updated steps for creating new Pods and redirecting service traffic during upgrades.
    • Introduced state diagrams for clearer visual representation of the upgrade process.
    • Expanded configuration examples and monitoring sections to provide comprehensive user guidance.

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The pull request involves updates to the documentation for the blue-green deployment strategy of the EMQX cluster. Changes include enhanced clarity in the task objectives, background, and solution sections, with a focus on creating new Pods instead of clusters. The upgrade process has been reformatted for readability, and state diagrams have replaced previous diagrams to illustrate the upgrade steps. Configuration examples have been updated, and a new monitoring section has been added to provide tools for tracking connection metrics during the upgrade.

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docs/en_US/tasks/configure-emqx-blueGreenUpdate.md Revised for clarity on blue-green deployment, expanded background, restructured solution, added state diagram, updated deployment commands, and added monitoring section.
docs/zh_CN/tasks/configure-emqx-blueGreenUpdate.md Improved explanation of blue-green deployment, expanded background, restructured solution, added state diagram, updated configuration examples, and expanded monitoring section.

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    participant User
    participant EMQX Cluster
    participant New Pods
    participant Old Pods

    User->>EMQX Cluster: Initiate Upgrade
    EMQX Cluster->>New Pods: Create New Pods
    New Pods->>EMQX Cluster: Join Existing Cluster
    EMQX Cluster->>User: Redirect Traffic to New Pods
    User->>Old Pods: Gradually Remove Old Pods
    Old Pods->>EMQX Cluster: Evacuate Connections
    EMQX Cluster->>User: Upgrade Complete
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🐇 "In the garden where upgrades bloom,
New Pods arise, dispelling gloom.
Old ones fade, as traffic flows,
With YAML guides, the process grows.
Monitoring metrics, clear as day,
Blue-green magic, hip-hip-hooray!" 🌼


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docs/zh_CN/tasks/configure-emqx-blueGreenUpdate.md (2)

28-88: LGTM: Improved solution section with state diagram

The solution section now provides a clearer outline of the blue-green upgrade process. The addition of the state diagram significantly enhances the understanding of the upgrade steps.

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The new section on monitoring the upgrade process is a valuable addition. It provides clear commands for checking the status of the EMQX cluster and node evacuation process, along with detailed explanations of the output fields.

Consider adding a brief explanation of how users can interpret the state field in the node evacuation status output. For example:

   `state`: 节点疏散阶段。
+  可能的值包括 "evacuating"(正在疏散), "waiting_takeover"(等待接管)等,表示当前疏散的进度。

This addition would help users better understand the evacuation process.

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29-89: LGTM: Enhanced solution explanation with visual representation

The expanded solution section with step-by-step explanation and the addition of the mermaid diagram greatly improve the document's clarity. The visual representation of the upgrade process is particularly helpful for understanding the complex steps involved.

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Line range hint 91-224: LGTM: Comprehensive configuration examples and explanations

The configuration update strategy section provides clear YAML examples for both apps.emqx.io/v2beta1 and apps.emqx.io/v1beta4 versions, along with helpful explanations of the parameters. The use of tabs to separate different versions improves readability.

In the deployment command for the v2beta1 version (line 125), consider removing the colon after "as" to improve readability:

-Save the above content as: `emqx-update.yaml`, execute the following command to deploy EMQX, in this example, just deploy EMQX core node cluster without replicant node:
+Save the above content as `emqx-update.yaml`, execute the following command to deploy EMQX, in this example, just deploy EMQX core node cluster without replicant node:
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Line range hint 225-290: LGTM: Well-documented upgrade process with clear examples

The upgrade process section provides comprehensive instructions for connecting to the EMQX cluster, triggering the upgrade, and monitoring its progress. The inclusion of JSON output examples is particularly helpful for understanding the status of nodes and the evacuation process.

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Line range hint 1-27: LGTM: Improved introduction and background sections

The enhanced introduction and expanded background section provide a clearer context for the blue-green deployment strategy. The content is well-structured and informative, effectively highlighting the limitations of traditional rolling updates.

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The configuration examples for both apps.emqx.io/v2beta1 EMQX and apps.emqx.io/v1beta4 EmqxEnterprise have been clearly updated. The examples now include parameters for managing connection and session eviction rates, which are crucial for the blue-green update strategy. The use of tabs for different EMQX versions improves readability and user experience.


Line range hint 286-301: LGTM: Informative Grafana monitoring section

The Grafana monitoring section effectively illustrates the benefits of the blue-green deployment strategy. The included graph and its explanation clearly demonstrate how the upgrade process maintains a stable connection count, highlighting the smooth transition and minimal impact on the service.

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Line range hint 1-28: LGTM: Improved clarity in introduction and background

The updates to the task objective and background sections provide a clearer context for the blue-green deployment strategy. The explanation of the problems with traditional rolling updates is well-articulated and helps readers understand the need for this approach.

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The new Grafana Monitoring section is a valuable addition to the document. It provides visual insights into the upgrade process through a monitoring graph and clear explanations of the graph components. This section effectively demonstrates the smooth transition of connections during the blue-green deployment, reinforcing the benefits of this upgrade strategy.

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docs/zh_CN/tasks/configure-emqx-blueGreenUpdate.md (2)

28-88: LGTM with minor formatting suggestions

The solution section clearly outlines the steps for blue-green deployment, and the mermaid diagram provides an excellent visual representation of the process. However, there are some minor formatting issues in the mermaid diagram.

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The upgrade process section provides clear steps and example commands for upgrading the EMQX cluster. The inclusion of commands to check cluster status and node evacuation status is particularly helpful.

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     "currentReplicas": 2,
     "currentRevision": "54fc496fb4",
     "readyReplicas": 4,
     "replicas": 2,
     "updateReplicas": 2,
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Line range hint `1-11`: **LGTM! Clear introduction and task objective.**

The updated introduction and task objective provide a clear context for the document. The added tip about supported versions is helpful for users.


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The updated solution section provides a clear and detailed explanation of the blue-green deployment process. The breakdown of steps and the addition of the state diagram significantly enhance the reader's understanding of the upgrade process.


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The inclusion of specific YAML configurations for both `apps.emqx.io/v2beta1` and `apps.emqx.io/v1beta4` versions, along with detailed parameter explanations, greatly enhances the usability of this document. The updated deployment and status-checking commands are also helpful.


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The inclusion of a monitoring section with a graph illustrating connection metrics during the upgrade process is a valuable addition. It provides users with a visual representation of the upgrade's impact on connections and helps demonstrate the effectiveness of the blue-green deployment strategy.


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elegantly -> gracefully

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should we suggest another architecture which do not serve MQTT traffic on core nodes ?

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Rory-Z commented Oct 25, 2024

should we suggest another architecture which do not serve MQTT traffic on core nodes ?

In this document, just deployment only core nodes cluster, should I change cluster to core + repl cluster ?

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zmstone commented Oct 25, 2024

should I change cluster to core + repl clus

but I can see replicant node in the flow

HasReplNode --> SelectOldestReplPod: Has EMQX replicant node pod

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