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Perform deployment & checks on AWS OpsWorks. You can deploy, wait for deployments to finish, and check on the instances responses for a successful deployment flow. Also implements Slack notifications for each step.
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 Popularity
Downloads
36,465
Stars
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 Releases
Current version
0.2.0
Total releases
16
First release
2015-07-14
Latest release
2016-10-11
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Closed Pull Requests
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Merged Pull Requests
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Pull Request Acceptance Rate
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 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2016-01-18
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 Dependencies

Runtime

aws-sdk
~> 2.1
colorize
~> 0.7
httparty
~> 0.13
octokit
~> 4.3
pusher
~> 0.14
pusher-client
~> 0.6
slack-notifier
~> 1.2
 Project Readme

OpsDeploy

A simple gem to perform deployment & checks on AWS OpsWorks. You can deploy, wait for deployments to finish, and check on the instances responses for a successful deployment flow. Also implements Slack notifications for each step.

Usage

gem install ops_deploy

In your code:

require 'ops_deploy'
ops = OpsDeploy.new(aws_config)

# Start deployment (sync)
success = ops.start_deployment(stack_id, app_id, migrate)

# Wait for deployments (async)
ops.deployments_callback = Proc.new {
  |aws_deployment_obj|
  # whatever
}
a_thread = ops.wait_for_deployments(stack_id)
a_thread.join

# Check instances (async)
ops.instances_check_callback = Proc.new {
  |aws_instance_obj, http_response, exception|
  # whatever
}
a_thread = ops.check_instances(stack_id)
a_thread.join

or using the CLI:

opsdeploy <tasks> --aws-region=<aws_region> --aws-profile=<...> --stack=<stack_name_or_id> --slack-webhook-url=<...> --slack-username=<...> --slack-channel=<...>

The tasks are:

  • deploy (starts a deployment)
  • migrate (will also migrate during the deployment [for Rails apps])
  • wait (waits for the deployments)
  • check (checks the instances)

Example:

opsdeploy deploy wait check --stack="Example" --aws-region="us-east-1"

Output:

-> Getting stack 'Example'...
-> Found stack 'Example' (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx)
-> Starting deployment on stack 'Example'...
✓ Deployment started on stack 'Example'
-> Checking deployments...
-> Waiting for deployments to finish...
..............................................................
✓ Deployment OK (58s)
// Deployments finished
-> Checking instances' HTTP response...
.
✓ Response from rails-app1: 200 OK
// Response check finished

If you want to post info about the latest commit to slack: WARNING: This posts the latest commit in the current local git branch, not the latest one on github

opsdeploy deploy wait check --stack="Example" --aws-region="us-east-1" --post-latest-commit=true

Output:

-> Getting stack 'Example'...
-> Found stack 'Example' (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx)
-> Latest commit:  commit b5fed5c32df0613df06a8e1452d194cafabc22bc
Author: Martin Morava <martin.morava@example.com>
Date:   Tue Aug 9 11:49:56 2016 +0200

    Enable Slack notifications about the latest commit
-> Starting deployment on stack 'Example'...
✓ Deployment started on stack 'Example'
-> Checking deployments...
-> Waiting for deployments to finish...
..............................................................
✓ Deployment OK (58s)
// Deployments finished
-> Checking instances' HTTP response...
.
✓ Response from rails-app1: 200 OK
// Response check finished