// Example of a simple blue/green deployment process for a database
function deployBlueGreen($currentVersion, $newVersion) {
// Step 1: Create a new database version (Green)
createDatabaseVersion($newVersion);
// Step 2: Migrate data from Blue to Green
migrateData($currentVersion, $newVersion);
// Step 3: Switch the traffic to the Green database
switchTrafficTo($newVersion);
// Step 4: Decommission the old Blue database after validation
if (validateDeployment($newVersion)) {
decommissionDatabase($currentVersion);
}
}
// Function stub for creating a database version
function createDatabaseVersion($version) {
// Logic to create a new DB version
}
// Function stub for migrating data
function migrateData($fromVersion, $toVersion) {
// Logic to migrate data
}
// Function stub for switching traffic
function switchTrafficTo($version) {
// Logic to switch traffic to the new DB version
}
// Function stub for validating deployment
function validateDeployment($version) {
// Logic to validate the new DB version
return true; // Assume validation is successful
}
// Function stub for decommissioning the old database
function decommissionDatabase($version) {
// Logic to decommission the old DB version
}
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