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Migration to landscape2

tegioz opened this issue · comments

commented

Hi! 👋

We've been working on a new version of the landscape generating software, landscape2. This new version relies on the same landscape.yml file as the main data source, so nothing changes regarding adding or updating entries in the landscape.

The CNCF landscape has already been successfully migrated to landscape2, and we'd like to start migrating more landscapes 🙂

We are already building the GraphQL landscape using landscape2, you can check it out at https://graphql.landscape2.io/. It'd be great if you could give it a try when you have a chance and, whenever you are ready, we can proceed with the migration.

The process is very simple and would involve the following steps:

  • Add/update some DNS entries [1]
  • Stop background automated processes that write to this repository (i.e. CNCF bot)
  • Unlink this repository from Netlify
  • Update README file and clean up some files no longer needed in this repository
  • Setup the landscape2-validate-action to validate the landscape.yml file on PRs (optional)

We can take care of the last 4 points, you'd only need to add/update some DNS entries.

Landscape2 supports embedding a view with items in a category/subcategory in another website, but it works slightly different than landscape1. If parts of this landscape are embedded using this mechanism on other websites, we'd appreciate if you could let them know about how it works now.

Please ping me if you have any question 😉

[1] We’d need to know the hostnames you'd like to use to prepare our end to listen on them before switching the DNS (i.e. landscape.graphql.org). Once we are ready we'll provide you with the destination for the DNS entries so that you can update them.

commented

OMG Yay! I didn't even realize we had a landscape v2, and I was just thinking I need to get it set up for some other projects. I think I can help with the DNS stuff, though I can't immediately find the record on graphql.org... so will have to do some digging. Thank you @tegioz !!

commented

Thanks @jorydotcom!

Could you please create the following CNAME entries for us? We need them to prove that we are allowed to setup a certificate for those subdomains.

_d616d082e0014fef0b081f5543ccac18.landscape.graphql.org. -> _9deb6d30aaf056882afbe927deefd783.mhbtsbpdnt.acm-validations.aws.
_33000b4281f838c952a1f980c6791a1b.l.graphql.org. -> _487983a8444d7f7cbea305b4d0172ec1.mhbtsbpdnt.acm-validations.aws.

Once they are ready I'll update the list of hostnames and will share with you the new destination of the current landscape subdomains 🙂

commented

@tegioz I think this is all set. Once we get GraphQL set up, I have some new projects to set up on v2!

commented

Hi @jorydotcom

I think this is all set.

The CNAME entries for the certificate validation don't seem to be ready yet:

% host -t cname _d616d082e0014fef0b081f5543ccac18.landscape.graphql.org.
_d616d082e0014fef0b081f5543ccac18.landscape.graphql.org has no CNAME record
% host -t cname _33000b4281f838c952a1f980c6791a1b.l.graphql.org.
_33000b4281f838c952a1f980c6791a1b.l.graphql.org has no CNAME record

Once we get GraphQL set up, I have some new projects to set up on v2!

Awesome, looking forward to it 🙂