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Go live · Stage B — deploy to the UpCloud cluster #7

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@woksin

Stage B of the go-live playbook: move Prompter onto the UpCloud cluster that runs Studio. The Pulumi stack is written and builds, but has never been applied.

About an hour, plus DNS propagation.

Gate: finish #6 first, including the A6 calibration. Every problem found on a laptop is one not debugged through kubectl logs, and an uncalibrated threshold should not meet the community.

  • B1 PULUMI_CONFIG_PASSPHRASE and UPCLOUD_TOKEN repository secrets; confirm the [self-hosted, linux, cratis] runner is available to this repo
  • B2 clusterId and ingressHost in Deployment/Pulumi.production.yaml
  • B3 DNS record pointing at the cluster's ingress load balancer — before B5
  • B4 Runtime secrets via Deployment/scripts/set-secrets.sh, then pulumi stack init production
  • B5 pulumi preview, pulumi up, commit the state
  • B6 First production index through POST /reindex
  • B7 Documentation repo calls /reindex after its deploy
  • B8 Bot installed on the real Cratis server, channel ids in the stack config
  • B9 Privacy notice pinned (P-23)

Two things that fail quietly: the self-hosted runner label queues forever rather than erroring if this repository cannot see it, and a production environment with required reviewers pauses the deploy. Neither should be discovered during a release.

The first pulumi up is where certificate issuance and volume binding usually stumble — read the preview before applying it.

Then: a week of answering only before #8's C2/C3.

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