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the-clusternator-runtime-aws

v0.0.4

Published

4 years ago

The Clusternator's CI runtime for AWS backed clusternations

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clusternator ci cd deployment testing

The Clusternator Runtime AWS

This software is inteded for use by The Clusternator not end users or developers. This software is responsible for bundling Docker images and POSTing to Clusternator servers.

Development

The aws-sdk dependency should be the only runtime dependency this project uses. devDependencies are okay. The idea is to keep the runtime npm install as light as possible.

Please see The Clusternator's contributor's guide for more information.

Scripts

npm run build cleans, tests, builds
npm run clean removes the lib folder
npm run cover runs the test coverage command (prefer npm test)
npm run lint runs the linter
npm run test runs the test suite
npm run transpile transpiles js
npm run transpile:w transpile/watch

Clusternator Pollution

The Clusternator runtime is designed to limit the amount of data The Clusternator needs to keep in a project. The first goal is to get the runtime working with the current version of The Clusternator

The second goal is to limit project pollution to:

clusternator.json project's public config
.private/clusternator-private.json project's private config
clusternator.tar.gz.asc project's private tarball
.private/public-ssh/* user public ssh keys
.private/**/* user optional private files

Current Clusternator (0.5.3) has significantly more pollution than outlined above.