plexop-infrastructure 1.3.0

Plexop infrastructure shared code

Package with Plexop Python infrastructure Include * Logger decorator * Config decorator * Requests decorator * Some boto3 stuff decorators

Install from http://static.plexop.com/packages/python/plexop-infrastructure-latest.tar.gz

in order to upgrade dependencies: cd C:\Projects\python-lambda-infrastructure-layer pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt --target=C:\Projects\python-lambda-infrastructure-layer\env\Lib\site-packages

Installation

• The layer can be used as pip-installable package and as a lambda layer.
• Packages are located in s3://static-plexop/packages/python/plexop-infrastructure. Open a given version and copy it's URL.
  • It can be installed via e.g. pip install http://static.plexop.com/packages/python/plexop-infrastructure-0.2.8.tar.gz
  • Latest version is always here: http://static.plexop.com/packages/python/plexop-infrastructure-latest.tar.gz

Deployment

Every commit on a feature branch triggers a QA pipeline that uploads the package to TestPyPI, updates Lambda, and syncs to S3.

Deploying to Production

1. Checkout master branch
2. git pull
3. Follow semver: git commit -m 'fix: commit msg' --allow-empty increments PATCH version e.g. 1.0.0 -> 1.0.1 git commit -m 'feat: commit msg' --allow-empty e.g increments MINOR versiong e.g 1.1.1 -> 1.2.0 git commit -m 'feat!: testing' --allow-empty - increments MAJOR versiong e.g 1.1.1 -> 2.0.0
4. git push

This triggers the python-lambda-infra-layer-create-tag pipeline, which generates a new Git tag.

After the tag is created, the python-lambda-infra-layer-deploy pipeline runs.
The final two stages — Publish to PyPI and Deploy to Prod environment — both require manual approval.

This approval step is useful for verifying that the PyPI publication completed successfully before proceeding with the production deployment.