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Add wave definition for slow deployment #1734

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32 changes: 32 additions & 0 deletions sources/updater/waves/slow-roll.toml
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# The following represents a set of update waves that rolls out more slowly
# than default. The deployment lasts for 13 days, and gradually increases the
# nodes updated at once.
[[waves]]
start_after = '1 hour'
fleet_percentage = 1

[[waves]]
start_after = '1 day'
fleet_percentage = 5

[[waves]]
start_after = '3 days'
fleet_percentage = 15

[[waves]]
start_after = '7 days'
fleet_percentage = 40

[[waves]]
start_after = '9 days'
fleet_percentage = 60

[[waves]]
start_after = '12 days'
fleet_percentage = 90

# Last 10 percent of the hosts will update immediately after 13 days since the start of
# deployment. Unlike the other waves, there will be no velocity control.
[[waves]]
start_after = '13 days'
fleet_percentage = 100