History and rollback

Calyptia Core lets you view the history of pipelines, and roll them back in cases of unexpected behavior.

Retrieve pipeline history

To review the configuration history of a given pipeline, use the calyptia get pipeline-config-history command:

calyptia get pipeline_config_history --pipeline PIPELINE_ID

Replace PIPELINE_ID with the unique identifier for your pipeline.

The output will be similar to the following:

 ID                                    AGE
 7c636cb9-2734-4168-81e3-3a84208049ae  36 seconds
 1542066b-c2ff-4908-bd81-4d815f9ae22a  1 minute
 7a3d0d8d-2e7a-4443-b5be-11b86942499c  5 minutes
 237e3f6f-52e9-4dea-a7da-070a58bf4884  15 hours

To see the status history of a given pipeline, use the calyptia get pipeline_status_history command:

calyptia get pipeline_status_history --pipeline PIPELINE_ID

Replace PIPELINE_ID with the unique identifier for your pipeline.

The output will be similar to the following:

 STATUS   CONFIG ID                             AGE
 STARTED  237e3f6f-52e9-4dea-a7da-070a58bf4884  15 hours
 NEW      237e3f6f-52e9-4dea-a7da-070a58bf4884  15 hours

Roll back pipeline configuration

To roll a pipeline back to a particular configuration from the history, use this command:

calyptia rollout pipeline PIPELINE_ID --to-config-id CONFIG_ID

Replace the following:

• PIPELINE_ID: The unique identifier for your pipeline.

• CONFIG_ID: The unique identifier of the configuration you want to roll your pipeline back to.

You can also specify the number of steps you want to roll back in the configuration history:

calyptia rollout pipeline PIPELINE_ID --steps-back COUNT

Replace the following:

• PIPELINE_ID: The unique identifier for your pipeline.

• COUNT: An integer for the number of steps for rolling back in the history. For example, 2.