Github Actions and AWS Fargate - Github Actions ECR
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Apache Superset, a popular open-source project, is enhancing its code quality amidst a high contribution volume by increasing automated test coverage, introducing TypeScript and Python typing, and using standardized design patterns. The project employs GitHub Actions for continuous integration, allowing it to automatically run tests and build Docker images for each commit. To address the need for human oversight in UI changes, Superset has implemented ephemeral test environments that can be spun up directly from a pull request, reducing manual testing overhead. This integration uses AWS Fargate for container runtime, balancing cost and functionality, and involves a multi-stage build and provision process due to security constraints. The workflow involves building Docker images, storing them in a private registry, and deploying them to AWS ECS, with tasks defined in GitHub Actions workflows. Superset's approach has improved community adoption and reduced regressions, with ongoing plans to enhance functionality and manage costs, such as using spot instances and setting automatic shutdowns for test environments.
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