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Tools for AWS CodePipeline.

Project description

codepiper

This tool provides some utilities for working with AWS CodePipeline:

  • watch - monitor a pipeline for executions and also follow CodeBuild logs
  • rollback- rollback a stage of a pipeline to a prior execution

Watch

To monitor all active executions for a pipeline:

codepiper watch -p my-pipeline-name

To monitor a pipeline along with logs from CodeBuild:

codepiper watch -p my-pipeline-name -f

To monitor one specific execution for a pipeline:

codepiper watch -p my-pipeline-name -e 20b20f00-f63d-4b05-8921-20a4fc16090e

Rollback

To rollback a pipeline stage to last successful execution:

codepiper rollback -p my-pipeline-name -s Production

To rollback a pipeline stage to a specific commit id:

codepiper rollback -p my-pipeline-name -s Production -c af32c18

To rollback a pipeline stage and watch logs

codepiper rollback -p my-pipeline-name -s Production -f

Installation

pip install git+https://github.com/gaggle-net/codepiper

Limitations

  • $CODEBUILD_RESOLVED_SOURCE_VERSION is unavailable since the CodeBuild execution is not initiated via CodePipeline. The workaround for this is to use CodePipeline Variables to pass the CommitId from source stage as a user defined environment variable to your CodeBuild project.

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