RAFF
#RubyAwsForFun
###Just a simple project to learn Ruby and use some Amazon Web Services stuffs.
The script can deploy a default drupal app on an EC2 instance. At the end of the deploy the instance is available via a browser at the resulted URL.
####Install:
- gem install bundle
- bundle install
####How to execute the script:
./bin/raff.thor deploy <instance_name>: When the command executed a drupal instance will be available../bin/raff.thor status <instance_name>: Returns the status of the given instance../bin/raff.thor stop <instance_name>: Stop the running instance. If it is already stopped nothing happens. If the instance is not available InstanceManagerException throwns../bin/raff.thor terminate <instance_name>: Terminate the given instance. If it is already terminated nothing happens. If the instance is not available an exception throwns.- ./bin/raff.thor start: Start a web service that listen on http://localhost:6666. The following endpoints will be exposed:
- [POST]
/deploy/:instance_name: Same as CLI deploy. - [POST]
/stop/:instance_name: Same as CLI stop. - [POST]
/terminate/:instance_name: Same as CLI terminate. - [GET]
/status/:instance_name: Same as CLI status.
####Configuration:
There are a couple of parameters that can be configured via a file under conf/config:
- key:
- key_path: The location of the key file that will be used to ssh into the created instance.
- key_name: Name of the file with extension.
- security_group:
- proto: Proocol
- port: List of ports via the instance will be available.
- cidr: From which the instance is available.
- vpc:
- cidr: The instance will get ip from that domain.
- destination_cidr_block: Destination cidr.
- dns_support: DNS support.
- dns_hostnames: DNS to hostname.
- instance:
- key_name: The name of the key that will be used.
- ami: Name of the ami.
- instance_type: Type of the instance.
- public_ip: To get public ip or not.
- step: When the instance created drupal is not available immediately. It is the number of seconds between 2 check.