// Example of blue/green deployment using PHP
class Deployment {
private $blueEnvironment;
private $greenEnvironment;
private $currentEnvironment;
public function __construct() {
// Initialize environments
$this->blueEnvironment = $this->createEnvironment("blue");
$this->greenEnvironment = $this->createEnvironment("green");
$this->currentEnvironment = "blue"; // Start with blue
}
private function createEnvironment($color) {
// Assuming we're setting up a new environment instance here
return [
"color" => $color,
"status" => "ready"
];
}
public function switchEnvironment() {
// Switch from blue to green or vice versa
$this->currentEnvironment = ($this->currentEnvironment === "blue") ? "green" : "blue";
echo "Switched to " . $this->currentEnvironment . " environment.\n";
}
public function deployNewVersion($newVersion) {
if ($this->currentEnvironment === "blue") {
$this->greenEnvironment['version'] = $newVersion;
echo "Deployed version " . $newVersion . " to green environment.\n";
} else {
$this->blueEnvironment['version'] = $newVersion;
echo "Deployed version " . $newVersion . " to blue environment.\n";
}
}
}
$deployment = new Deployment();
$deployment->deployNewVersion("1.0.1");
$deployment->switchEnvironment();
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