This allows you to deploy apps to the ECS infra for THX.
run npm install -g thxprotocol/deploy-scripts if you've add the npm bin to your PATH you can now call thx-deploy!
Similar to CDK, see here: See here for how to set up authentication: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/cli.html#cli-environment.
thx-deploy <app> [tag]
Update an app to the specified tag
Positionals:
app The app to deploy to, options: ApiDev, ApiProd [string]
tag The tag to deploy [string]
Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
--mirror-dev Use the currently deployed dev tag as tag [boolean]
--current-tag Use to trigger a redeploy of the current tag [boolean]
Images built in GitHub will be tagged with the branch and commit hash. Please use the commit hash (sha-12fjask) as much as possible as using the branch name might cause unwanted updates of your code. Whenever a container crashes or the service is auto scaled a the latest image with the tag is pulled and deployed.
For convenience --mirror-dev and --current-tag are used. If you want to deploy the current dev version to production you can run thx-deploy ApiProd --mirror-dev. In order to trigger a deploy without changing the tag you can run thx-deploy ApiProd --current-tag
Deploying a new version of the app will:
- Create a new task definition with the specified tag
- Update the service to the new task definition
- In parallel run a migration task using the new task definition
- Monitor the deployment
- Deregister the previous task definition when deployment was successful
- Exit with a non zero exit code when any of those steps fail