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great article … I actually happened to read this yesterday and Stitchfix blogs have been something I follow - as they are so well written. Thanks for the share .. this slack will love reading this

nice! how do users run those python snippets? do they go into version control?

thanks for the question! we have a Python library that has the DSL so users will set up their deployments with the Python code and run it as they would with any Python file.

python my_deployment.py

🙂 Once it gets serialized, it gets stored into the SOS database so we don’t have a problem where deployment configs are distributed across different environments (user’s local env staging, different branches in a repo, etc). The user can decide how they want to store the code, but the pattern we’ve been using is that we have a few GitHub repos for SOS configurations and users will push their config files into them!

oh cool, so a team could have their own SOS config repo if they feel like keeping a history of changes

yup! that’s right. At the same time, the revisions are all stored in SOS itself so if a user wants to switch between deployments or have traffic segmentation, they will be there and available

genius