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Description
The Beamline and Experiment Control (BEC) is a new solution for beamline operations that targets the Swiss Light Source upgrade (SLS2.0) at Paul Scherrer Institute.
We present a deployment strategy for BEC components and dependencies, leveraging on-premise GitLab pipelines, runners, and Ansible roles/playbooks. GitLab pipelines orchestrate automated workflows, integrating version control with continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) practices. GitLab runners serve as execution agents, executing pipeline jobs on virtual machines within the development and production environments, and enabling scalable and efficient deployment processes. Finally, Ansible playbooks and roles streamline configuration management and deployment tasks.
By combing GitLab's CI/CD capabilities with Ansible automation, we expect BEC to achieve a scalable deployment mechanism across all beamlines, facilitating adaptation to evolving requirements and ensuring optimal user configuration interface within the SLS 2.0 ecosystem.
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