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Rocky Release Procedures for SIG/Core (RelEng/Infrastructure)

This SOP contains all the steps required by SIG/Core (a mix of Release Engineering and Infrastructure) to perform releases of all Rocky Linux versions. Work is in all collaboration within the entire group of engineerings.

Contact Information
Owner SIG/Core (Release Engineering & Infrastructure)
Email Contact infrastructure@rockylinux.org
Email Contact releng@rockylinux.org
Mattermost Contacts @label @neil @tgo @skip77 @mustafa @sherif @pgreco
Mattermost Channels ~Infrastructure

Preparation

Notes about Release Day

Within a minimum of two (2) days, the following should be true:

  1. Torrents should be setup. All files can be synced with the seed box(es) but not yet published. The data should be verified using sha256sum and compared to the CHECKSUM files provided with the files.

  2. Website should be ready (typically with an open PR in github). The content should be verified that the design and content are correct and finalized.

  3. Enough mirrors should be setup. This essentially means that all content for a release should be synced to our primary mirror with the executable bit turned off, and the content should also be hard linked. In theory, mirror manager can be queried to verify if mirrors are or appear to be in sync.

Notes about Patch Days

Prior to Release Day notes

Release Day

Priorities

During release day, these should be verified/completed in order:

  1. Website - The primary website and user landing at rockylinux.org should allow the user to efficiently click through to a download link of an ISO, image, or torrent. It must be kept up.

  2. Torrent - The seed box(es) should be primed and ready to go for users downloading via torrent.

  3. Release Notes & Documentation - The release notes are often on the same website as the documentation. The main website and where applicable in the docs should refer to the Release Notes of Rocky Linux.

  4. Wiki - If applicable, the necessary changes and resources should be available for a release. In particular, if a major release has new repos, changed repo names, this should be documented.

  5. Everything else!

Resources

SIG/Core Checklist

Beta

Release Candidate

Final

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