Use this tool to deploy a Docker image to ECR and ECS with CI or manually.
Features:
- Environment and SSM credentials storage conventions
- GitHub Actions pipeline example
- Cross-platform (made with TypeScript/Javascript, external requirements:
git
,docker
)
Examples:
- NestJs Docker and Pipeline
yarn add @povio/ecs-deploy-cli
accountId: "000000000000"
region: us-east-1
taskFamily: myapp-dev-backend
serviceName: myapp-dev-backend
clusterName: myapp-dev
# build and upload to ecr with `ecs-deploy build backend --stage dev`
build:
- name: backend
repoName: myapp-backend
#context: ./test
#dockerfile: Dockerfile
platform: linux/amd64
environmentValues:
# resolved at build time
- name: RELEASE
valueFrom: "func:release"
- name: BUILD_TIMESTAMP
valueFrom: "func:timestamp"
- name: BUILD_ENV_VAR_1
value: "static value"
# deploy to ecs with `ecs-deploy deploy --stage dev`
taskDefinition:
- name: default
# resolved at deploy time, requires SSM access
template: arn:aws:ssm:::parameter/myapp-dev/backend/task-definition
containerDefinitions:
- name: backend
# name of build above or any other docker path
image: backend
# inserted into task definition and resolved at deploy time
environmentValues:
- name: DEPLOY_TIMESTAMP
valueFrom: "func:timestamp"
- name: TASK_ENV_VAR_1
value: "static value"
# inserted into task definition and resolved at task init
secrets:
STAGE2: arn:aws:ssm:::parameter/myapp-dev/backend/task-definition
# resolved at runtime using `ecs-deploy config backend --stage dev`
configs:
- name: backend
destination: ./.config/myapp-dev.backend.yml
values:
# load config from ./.config/${stage}.backend.template.yml
# and interpolate ${arn:aws:ssm..} and ${env:ENV_VALUE} values
# load them onto the root
- name: "@"
configFrom: backend.template
# simple value mapping
- name: database__password
valueFrom: arn:aws:ssm:::parameter/myapp-dev/database/password
# JSON object mapping
- name: database
valueFrom: arn:aws:ssm:::parameter/myapp-dev/database
- name: database__host
valueFrom: env:DATABASE_HOST
Where configFrom: backend.template
and the config file is .config/${stage}.backend.template.yml
:
stage: ${func:stage}
release: ${func:release}
database:
username: myapp2
password: ${arn:aws:ssm:::parameter/myapp-dev/database/password}
debug: ${env:DEBUG}
the output will be at the set destination, for example ./.config/myapp-dev.backend.yml
:
database:
username: myapp2
password: the-password-from-ssm
debug: the-value-from-the-environment
yarn ecs-deploy --help
# Build a new image from the current git commit and push to ECR
yarn ecs-deploy build <name> --stage my-stage
# Push an existing image to ECR (tag of image needs to be the same as RELEASE or the git commit hash )
# yarn ecs-deploy push <name> --stage my-stage
# Deploy the task definition to ECS
yarn ecs-deploy deploy [name] --stage my-stage
# Generate a config script
yarn ecs-deploy bootstrap [name] --stage my-stage
Descriptions for useful flags. Use --help
for a comprehensive list.
Use this flag while debugging the build. This might have unintended consequences - never deploy a build made using this flag. (build only)
Speed up builds if you know the ECR image does not exist. (build only)
Only build the image. Useful for testing.
Use docker buildx to build on ARM / Apple M1.
The build script builds and pushes a Docker image to ECR.
The deploy script generates a ECS task definition using a template stored on SSM and deploys it to ECS.
The bootstrap script generates a config script with resolved values from SSM and environment variables.
Set up ./test/.config/myapp-dev.ecs-deploy.yml
with credentials to do a E2E test.
# alias for `ecs-deploy` while developing
yarn start build backend --cwd ./test --stage myapp-dev
yarn start bootstrap --stage myapp-dev --verbose --pwd ./test
yarn test:watch
Set new version in package.json
.
yarn build