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Capistrano make a new ami after deploy
How to deploy to a single specific server using CapistranoUsing capistrano to deploy from different git branchesnew Capistrano version 2.6.0 deploy error: `sync' is not implemented by Capistrano::Deploy::SCM::None (rsync with remote cache)Autoscaling on EC2 with Rails & Capistrano DeploymentsCapistrano 3 is not deploying new codedeploying php with capistrano v3Capistrano invoke deploy multiple times?How to create AMI at runtime using AWS Lambda?Capistrano 3: way to handle different deploy flowsCapistrano and Auto-Scaling AWS
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I have a multi-server deploy happening on AWS.
I have a requirement where after deploy I need to create a new AMI and update my autoscaling group to use this new AMI.
What is the best approach to do this using Capistrano.
amazon-web-services capistrano capistrano3
asked Mar 25 at 12:52
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I have a multi-server deploy happening on AWS.
I have a requirement where after deploy I need to create a new AMI and update my autoscaling group to use this new AMI.
What is the best approach to do this using Capistrano.
amazon-web-services capistrano capistrano3
asked Mar 25 at 12:52
Qaiser WaliQaiser Wali
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add a comment |
I have a multi-server deploy happening on AWS.
I have a requirement where after deploy I need to create a new AMI and update my autoscaling group to use this new AMI.
What is the best approach to do this using Capistrano.
amazon-web-services capistrano capistrano3
asked Mar 25 at 12:52
Qaiser WaliQaiser Wali
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I have a multi-server deploy happening on AWS.
I have a requirement where after deploy I need to create a new AMI and update my autoscaling group to use this new AMI.
What is the best approach to do this using Capistrano.
amazon-web-services capistrano capistrano3
amazon-web-services capistrano capistrano3
asked Mar 25 at 12:52
Qaiser WaliQaiser Wali
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asked Mar 25 at 12:52
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Using CodeDeploy directly might be your best bet. However, you can write a Capistrano task using the AWS SDK to do whatever you want (it's just Ruby).
answered Mar 25 at 14:20
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Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
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Using CodeDeploy directly might be your best bet. However, you can write a Capistrano task using the AWS SDK to do whatever you want (it's just Ruby).
answered Mar 25 at 14:20
will_in_wiwill_in_wi
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Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
add a comment |
Using CodeDeploy directly might be your best bet. However, you can write a Capistrano task using the AWS SDK to do whatever you want (it's just Ruby).
answered Mar 25 at 14:20
will_in_wiwill_in_wi
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Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
add a comment |
Using CodeDeploy directly might be your best bet. However, you can write a Capistrano task using the AWS SDK to do whatever you want (it's just Ruby).
answered Mar 25 at 14:20
will_in_wiwill_in_wi
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Using CodeDeploy directly might be your best bet. However, you can write a Capistrano task using the AWS SDK to do whatever you want (it's just Ruby).
answered Mar 25 at 14:20
will_in_wiwill_in_wi
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answered Mar 25 at 14:20
will_in_wiwill_in_wi
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answered Mar 25 at 14:20
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answered Mar 25 at 14:20
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Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
add a comment |
Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
Will CodeDeploy update the AMI and also set up the autoscaling process?
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 25 at 14:48
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I'm not very familiar with the specifics of CodeDeploy, I just have a similar setup at my company (done by others). My understanding is that codedeploy has an agent that runs on the EC2 instances and updates them, then newly started instances due to autoscaling know how to set themselves up with new code. If you want to bake the application into the AMI, I have no experience with that. If you want to pursue CodeDeploy, you probably should make a new SO question about that so you get better help. (Alternatively, Docker and ECS are great here, but that's not your question. :)
– will_in_wi
Mar 26 at 15:40
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
I went the shell script route and using CLI am able to create the AMI after deploy.
– Qaiser Wali
Mar 27 at 16:04
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