Custom environments

To be able to support custom environments you can set up multiple GAP applications in your repository by setting up a separate gap folder for each of them.

In short you will need to

• create multiple gap folders, eg: gap-base, gap-darklaunch etc. Each of these folders will contain a gap.yaml and optionally environment specific sub-folders. For example

# gap-base/gap.yaml
name: "gap-example"
namespace: "cloud-platform"
usePrebuiltImage: true
deployments: 
  web:
    ingress:
      enabled: true

# gap-darklaunch/gap.yaml
name: "gap-example-darklaunch"
namespace: "cloud-platform"
usePrebuiltImage: true
deployments: 
  web:
    ingress:
      enabled: true

You need to set up different CNames for these applications.

• create a separate CI workflow for each folder/application and put an additional step into the workflow before invoking the deployment, which renames the a gap folder to the name gap

  - run: mv ./gap-base ./gap

• create a k8s secret via the gap-cli for each of them

These will essentially live as separate applications on GAP.

• via the separated gap.yaml you will be able to configure them however you want
• because it is a separate application using different secrets you can configure them separately

You can see an example in this repository