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@educandu/deploy

v3.1.0

Published

Deployment utility for educandu projects

Downloads

182

Readme

deploy

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Deployment utility for educandu projects

Prerequisites

  • node.js ^18.0.0
  • optional: globally installed gulp: npm i -g gulp-cli

The output of this repository is a Docker image (educandu/deploy).

Command: ecs

Updates the container image version inside a task definition of a ECS service deployed on AWS Fargate.

Usage

$ node ./src/index.js ecs --access-key 487nct72tc4tdjgbj ...

Arguments

| Name | Description | Type | Required | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | access-key | AWS access key | string | yes | | secret-key | AWS secret key | string | yes | | region | AWS region | string | yes | | cluster | AWS ECS cluster name | string | yes | | service | AWS ECS service name | string | yes | | container | AWS ECS container name | string | yes | | image | AWS ECS image | string | yes | | image-tag | AWS ECS image tag | string | yes | | container-env | Environment variable pair to be passed to the deployed container, format name=value | array of string | no | | wait | Whether or not to wait for service stability | boolean | no (defaults to false) |

Note:

  • container-env can be set multiple times, per each environment variable needed for the deployed container

Command: edge

Updates code and environment variables of an AWS Lambda@Edge function, publishes a new version for the function, and updates a CloudFront distribution that is using this function to the published version.

Usage

$ node ./src/index.js edge --access-key 487nct72tc4tdjgbj ...

Arguments

| Name | Description | Type | Required | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | access-key | AWS access key | string | yes | | secret-key | AWS secret key | string | yes | | lambda-env | Environment variable pair to be available to the deployed function, format name=value | array of string | no | | lambda-env-inject | Path of the JS file inside the zip file to directly inject environment variables | array of string | no | | function-name | Name of the Lambda function | string | yes | | handler | Handler of the Lambda function | string | yes | | zip-file-uri | URL of the ZIP file containing the function code to deploy | string | yes | | cf-distribution-id | ID of the CloudFront distribution | string | yes | | wait | Whether or not to wait the CloudFront distribution to propagate the new deployment | boolean | no (defaults to false) |

Note:

  • lambda-env can be set multiple times, per each environment variable needed for the deployed function
  • If lambda-env-inject is specified, environment variables will not be set in the lambda configuration, but directly injected into the code
  • The AWS region is set automatically to us-east-1 as this is the only region to configure Lambda@Edge functions

OER learning platform for music

Funded by 'Stiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre'

A Project of the 'Hochschule für Musik und Theater München' (University for Music and Performing Arts)

Project owner: Hochschule für Musik und Theater München
Project management: Ulrich Kaiser