Revert and rollback Auto Remediation deployments in case of problems
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Problem to solve
Auto Remediation is able to automatically fix vulnerabilities and deploy these changes to production.
GitLab should monitor the production environment and, if error rates increase or performances decrease, revert the changes in the codebase and rollback the deployment to the previous stable one.
Target audience
- Devon, DevOps Engineer
- Sidney, Systems Administrator
- Sam, Security Analyst
Further details
GitLab should use existing monitoring features to detect problems with the new deployment. Anyway, it also needs to have specific information about the changes to revert them.
Proposal
Provide information to allow rollback in case of bad performances of a new deployment triggered by Auto Remediation.
Revert changes in the codebase.