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ember-cli-deploy-showbie-pack

v0.0.5

Published

2 years ago

An ember-cli-deploy plugin pack to implement a deployment pattern for Showbie's Ember apps

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ember-addon ember-cli-deploy-plugin-pack showbie

ember-cli-deploy-showbie-pack

An ember-cli-deploy plugin pack to implement a deployment pattern for Showbie's Ember apps

The general approach is very similar to the Lightning Deploy strategy except each revision is a tarball that gets unpacked and deployed by AWS OpsWorks recipes.

This pack includes a blueprint for your config/deploy.js file to get you started.

Installation

ember install ember-cli-deploy
ember install ember-cli-deploy-showbie-pack

To update your config/deploy.js and from our blueprint run

ember generate showbie-deploy-config

Environment Variables

For this to go smoothly, you'll need to set some environment variables; see ember-cli-deploy's dotEnv section.

The blueprint will create environment specific .env.deploy.<TARGET> files; you simply need to fill in the values.

Deploying to QA

When master builds successfully, call ember deploy qa --activate.

This will build the app, upload the tarball to S3, trigger an OpsWorks deployment, and notify slack.

What plugins are made available?

Acknowledgements

This pack is heavily inspired by ember-cli-deploy-lightning-pack. Since the OpsWorks takes some time (depending on your setup), deployments have a delay like distant thunder, not the blazing speed of lighnting :(