digdag-plugin-ecs

Task execution using local repository

1) build

./gradlew clean publish

Artifacts are build on local repos: ./build/repo.

aws --profile engineering logs create-log-group --log-group-name /myui/digdag-ecs-plugin-test --region us-east-1

2) run an example

digdag selfupdate

digdag secrets --local --set aws.profile
digdag secrets --local --set aws.access_key_id
digdag secrets --local --set aws.secret_access_key
digdag secrets --local --set aws.region

digdag secrets --local --set aws.execution_role_arn
digdag secrets --local --set aws.vpc.subnets
digdag secrets --local --set aws.vpc.security_groups

rm -rf .digdag/plugins
digdag run --project sample plugin.dig -p repos=`pwd`/build/repo --rerun

export execution_role_arn=xxx
export subnets=xxx
export security_groups=xxx
digdag run --project sample plugin.dig --rerun \
	-p repos=`pwd`/build/repo \
	-p aws.execution_role_arn=$execution_role_arn \
	-p aws.vpc.subnets=$subnets \
	-p aws.vpc.security_groups=$security_groups

Publishing your plugin using Github and Jitpack

Jitpack is useful for publishing your github repository as a maven repository.

git tag v0.1.3
git push origin v0.1.3

https://jitpack.io/#myui/digdag-plugin-example/v0.1.3

Now, you can load the artifact from a github repository in a dig file as follows:

_export:
  plugin:
    repositories:
      # - file://${repos}
      - https://jitpack.io
    dependencies:
      # - io.digdag.plugin:digdag-plugin-ecs:0.1.3
      - com.github.myui:digdag-plugin-ecs:v0.1.3