Update README

Author: thejsj

README.md

@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ https://github.com/CodeNow/devops-scripts
 3. Change to the devops scripts repo directory and run the following command:
 `ln -s /<local-path-to-devops-scripts>/ssh/config ~/.ssh/config`
 
-4. Obtain the "Ansible Secrets" zip from one password
+4. Obtain the "Ansible Secrets" zip for the environment you want to deploy (or create the new environment following ![./environments/README.md](./environments/README.md))
 
-5. Unzip file obtained above into `devops-scripts/ansible/secrets`
+5. Unzip file obtained above into `devops-scripts/environments/${YOUR_ENV}/secrets`
 
 6. Copy the `*.pem` files from `devops-scripts/ansible/secrets` to your `~/.ssh` directory
 
@@ -71,14 +71,15 @@ of the docker image needed to run the service on our architecture.
 
 ##### Command
 ```
-ansible-playbook -i ./[inventory_dir] [service-playbook] -e git_branch=[branch-or-tag] -t deploy
+ansible-playbook -i ./[inventory_dir] [service-playbook] -e @[main-var-file] -e git_branch=[branch-or-tag] -t deploy
 ```
 
 ##### Arguments
 - `[inventory_dir]` - The environment inventory files (servers and variables). Should be one of the following:
-  - `stage-hosts` - Runnable sandbox staging environment services
-  - `gamma-hosts` - Gamma services (internal use only; production mirror)
-  - `delta-hosts` - Delta services (real production)
+  - `/enviroments/stage` - Runnable sandbox staging environment services
+  - `/environments/gamma` - Gamma services (internal use only; production mirror)
+  - `/environments/delta` - Delta services (real production)
+- `[main-var-file]` - The file with the main variables for the environment
 - `[service-playbook]` - The playbook for the service you wish to deploy, ex:
   - `api.yml` - Deploys both the api and the api-workers services
   - `shiva.yml` - Deploys the shiva micro-service
@@ -98,15 +99,15 @@ being tested in the production mirror.
 
 ##### Command
 ```
-ansible-playbook -i ./[inventory_dir] [service-playbook] -e git_branch=[branch-or-tag] -e build_args=--no-cache
+ansible-playbook -i ./[inventory_dir] [service-playbook] -e @[main-var-file] -e git_branch=[branch-or-tag] -t deploy -e build_args=--no-cache
 ```
 
 ##### Arguments
 - `[inventory_dir]` - The environment inventory files (servers and variables).
+- `[main-var-file]` - The file with the main variables for the environment
 - `[service-playbook]` - The playbook for the service you wish to deploy.
 - `[branch-or-tag]` - The branch or tag you wish to deploy.
 
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 ## Reverting
 If, for some reason, the new deploy is not operating as expected you can quickly revert by referencing the tag you collected in Step 1.
 Simply run the appropriate deploy command in the previous section with the last release tag and the new deploy will be reverted.