shipit-deploy-cd

A shipit deployment task without git requirements.

Task is to just copy some local artefacts to a remote location. This is esp. usefull in Continous-Delivery-Scenarios. And that's why the package appended cd. It's using rsync under the hood to only transfer changes and keeps a capristrano like directory structure:

$ tree -L 2
.
├── current -> releases/20190725153703
└── releases
    ├── 20190623143320
    ├── 20190723150429
    ├── 20190724151443
    ├── 20190725152609
    └── 20190725153703

install

a) Install all required packages in one shot:

$ yarn add shipit-cli @uscreen.de/shipit-deploy-cd # or use npm -i

b) Or just add shipit-deploy-cd to any existing setup:

$ yarn add @uscreen.de/shipit-deploy-cd # or use npm -i

...will yield if shipit-cli missing

configure

Add some proper task configuration to your shipitfile.js, example:

// convenience: read app name from it's package.json
const { name } = require('./package.json')

module.exports = shipit => {

  // require and instantiate
  require('@uscreen.de/shipit-deploy-cd')(shipit)

  shipit.initConfig({
    // defaults, every env will inherit from here
    default: {
      dist: 'dist/*', // local source to sync from, can also be an array, like ['public', 'assets']
      deployTo: `/<remote>/<path>/<to>/<deploy>/<to>/${name}`,
      keepReleases: 5 // we keep a copy of last 5 releases
    },

    // example stage server (ssh connection settings)
    stage: {
      servers: '[email protected]'
    },
    
    // example live servers (like above but 2 boxes)
    live: {
      servers: [
        '[email protected]',
        '[email protected]'
        ]
    }
  })

  // convenience: register as 'deploy' task
  shipit.task('deploy', async () => {
    shipit.start('deploy-cd')
  })
}

use

As with all other shipit tasks, this one gets invoked by using the shipit-cli, ie.:

$ shipit stage deploy-cd # or, when registered with another task name
$ shipit stage deploy

Workflow tasks

Following workflow task events are emitted:

• 'deploy'
• 'updated'
• 'published'
• 'cleaned'
• 'deployed'

Tests

For testing we use the package dev-service to run an sshd service we can deploy to.

To use dev-service, you need docker & docker-compose in your PATH (e.g. via Docker Desktop). With direnv dev-service is automatically added to you PATH as long as you reside inside the shipit-deploy-cd folder.

To prepare, copy your public ssh key into services/sshd/authorized_keys/www, e.g. with:

cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub services/sshd/authorized_keys/www

Next adjust the host keys' permissions to be only accessible for the owner:

chmod 600 services/sshd/ssh_keys/*

Now use dev-service to install & start the sshd service:

service install
service start

Before you run the tests first time, you may find it useful to ssh to the service once to confirm the authenticity of the used host:

ssh [email protected] -p 2222

Run the tests by

yarn test

Afterwards, stop the sshd service by

service stop

Roadmap

• add api/config docs