Deploy_cli

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Installing

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Docker-Compose

docker-compose up -d

Enter Container

docker-compose exec deploy bash

connect your app folder with docker volumes

USAGE

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COMMANDS

• app
• build
• swarm
• traefik
• SSH
• swarmpit
• swarmprom
• portainer
• landing

Use this commands for setup what you need in a server:

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-[app]

This command will deploy your files to the server that you choose and run here the services that you set in your docker-compose.yml

arguments: {
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    key-ssh: path for the private key file,
    user-ssh: user in the server,
    dir-path: path to the app folder you will deploy
}

example:
    ./main.py app service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey root $HOME/app

-[build]

This command will install Docker and docker-compose in the server if they are'nt no installed yet

arguments: {
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    key-ssh: path for the private key file,
    user-ssh: user to use in the server
}

example:
    ./main.py build setup 54.93.136.166 $HOME/private ubuntu

-[landing]

This command will to deploy, setup and launch Landin web_page service in the domain that user select

 arguments: {
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    key-ssh: path for the private key file,
    user-ssh: user to use in the server,
    host: Hostname of the server where node runs
    dir-path: path to the app folder you will deploy
}

example:
    ./mainy.py landing service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey ubuntu ws01.mysite.com

-[swarm]

This command will setup and launch a Docker SWARM CLOUSTER in the server if it's not part of a clouster yet

arguments: {
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    key-ssh: path for the private key file,
    user-ssh: user to use in the server,
    --swarm-mode: init clouster Mannager node
}

example:
    ./main.py swarm clouster 54.93.136.166 $HOME/private ubuntu --swarm_mode

-[ssh]

Automated SSH keys files config in host and server

arguments: {
    key-name: name of the new ssh keys
    user: user in the server,
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    bit: number of bits to use when create keys
}

example:
    ./main.py ssh keygen newkeyName root 54.93.136.166 4096

The follow commands will receive the same Arguments each one:

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Arguments:

arguments: {
    ip: ip of the server to connect,
    key-ssh: path for the private key file,
    user-ssh: user to use in the server,
    host: Hostname of the server where node runs
}

-[traefik]

This command will setup and launch a load_balancer/proxy in the domain that user puts

example:
    ./mainy.py traefik service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey ubuntu ws01.mysite.com

-[swarmpit]

This command will setup and launch a Swarmpit service in the domain that user puts

example:
    ./mainy.py swarmpit service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey ubuntu ws01.mysite.com

-[swarmprom]

This command will setup and launch Swarmprom service in the domain that user puts

example:
    ./mainy.py traefik service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey ubuntu ws01.mysite.com

-[portainer]

This command will setup and launch Portainer service in the domain that user puts

example:
    ./mainy.py portainer service 54.93.136.166 $HOME/sshkey ubuntu ws01.mysite.com

AUTHORS

• Guxal (@guxal)
• Evert Escalante (@evertcolombia)

License

MIT Free Software, Hell Yeah!