skeppa 1.2.0

Requirements

To install Skeppa you need Python 2.7, docker and docker-compose.

Installation

pip install skeppa

pip install git+git://github.com/marteinn/skeppa.git@develop

Getting started

First off, head to your project and install skeppa: pip install skeppa.

Time to setup deployment instructions. This simple example below will try to build a image called app, push to registry, then deploy on remote machine using the docker-compose file.

1. touch skeppa.yaml

2. In your skeppa.yaml, add the following:

   prod:
       project: test-project
       hosts: ssh.yourhost.com
       user:  ssh-user
       path: /home/youruser/yourproject/
       key_filename: ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
       image:
           name: app
           path: app
           repository:
               url: registry.mydomain.com/app-image
       compose_files: docker-compose.yml

   (This example requires docker image called ``app`` in your project folder, a working docker repository and a working ``docker-compose.yml``).

   Want a full annotated `skeppa.yaml <https://github.com/marteinn/Skeppa/blob/develop/skeppa.annotated.yaml>`__?

3. Now run skeppa prod setup, this will upload docker-compose.yml to your prod path.

4. Time to build and push your docker image, skeppa prod build

5. Now when the image has been built and is in your repository, type skeppa prod deploy to deploy the image on your remote machine.

6. Done!

Want more examples?

FAQ

• How can I supply env-variables to skeppa?

  • Since skappa is based on fabric just add -c yourfile.env when running your command. Skeppa will by default try load either skeppa.env, fabricrc.txt or .fabricrc from your cwd.

• How can I include env-variables in my skeppa.yaml?

  • Just define your variables like this {{ MY_VAR }}. Example: host: {{ HOST }}.

Usage

The tool consists of 4 commands, they can run in conjunction with eachother.

Skeppa?

The name is a wordplay with the swedish word for “to ship” = “skeppa”.

Credits/refefences

• Dynamic Fabric Commands For Managing Cloud Servers

• Class-based Fabric scripts via a Python metaprogramming hack

Contributing

Want to contribute? Awesome. Just send a pull request.

License

Skeppa is released under the MIT License.