DHermes — Multi-Server, Multi-App Enviroments Orchestrator (DevOps-as-Code)
Hermes is a robust and extensible environment manager designed to orchestrate complex DevOps workflows across multiple servers, applications, and services.
It provides a DevOps-as-Code interface that simplifies:
- Infrastructure provisioning
- Application deployment
- Service lifecycle management
- Event-driven automation
- Secure multi-server credentials handling
Built with flexibility and scalability in mind, Hermes allows teams to define environments declaratively using a lightweight DSL (YAML), enabling:
- Seamless coordination of distributed deployments
- Reusable, composable event hooks (e.g., onDeploy, onUpdate)
- Specific Environment server/app/service configurations
- Importable configuration modules for better DRY practices
Use Cases
- Deploy microservices to different VMs with event-triggered hooks
- Spin up isolated dev/stage/prod environments with different configs
- Automate CI/CD operations per service/app/server or global
- Centralize infrastructure configuration in a single source of truth
Hermes File Structure
# File Extends
import?:
- ...
# Server Dict
servers?:
# Server
<id>:
server_name?:
credentials: # Must contain either file or the other fields
file: ".env.hermes"
project_id: ...
vm_name: ...
host_address: ...
user: ...
ssh_key: ...
env: <file>
# Apps
apps?:
# Must contain repository+branch and/or images
<id>:
app_name?:
repository?:
branch?:
images?:
- ...
services:
events?:
- ...
# Server service-compose
services?: <server_compose> # no tested
# Event Dict (interrupt + body)
events?:
# Event
<id>:
when?: (default=call)
# Body (actions & in-time calls)
push?:
- from: <path>
to: <path=server_root>
- ...
pull?:
- from: <path=server_path>
to: <path=call_root>
- ...
remove?:
- path: <path>
- ...
migrate?:
- from: <path>
to: <path>
- ...
call?:
- <event>: <scope=self>
run_local:
- ...
run_serverside:
- ...
# annonymous loop func
loop?:
break: <event>
# ... funcs
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