DeploymentMechanism

CodeDeploy

The CodeDeploy DeploymentMechanism will create a CodeDeploy Application and Deployment Group matching the application name. The created Deployment Group will point at the logical resource id provided to the constructor (e.g. CodeDeploy.new(asg: 'MyAutoScalingGroup')). During the deploy-code action, the ArtifactRepository is checked for compatibility with CodeDeploy. Currently only the S3Bucket is supported, though CodeDeploy itself supports deploying from a git source.

Assumptions made by the CodeDeploy mechanism:

• You are using an S3Bucket ArtifactRepository.
• Your build artifact contains an appspec.yml file.

Sample Usage

Moonshot.config do |c|
  c.deployment_mechanism = CodeDeploy.new(
    asg: 'AutoScalingGroup',
    role: 'CodeDeployRole',
    app_name: 'my_app_name',
    config_name: 'CodeDeployDefault.OneAtATime')
...

Parameters

asg | string,array

The logical name of one or more Auto Scaling Groups to create and manage a Deployment Group for in CodeDeploy.

optional_asg | string,array

The logical name of one or more Auto Scaling Groups to add to the Deployment Group in CodeDeploy. These ASGs don't have to exist. If they do, they will be added to the Deployment Group.

role | string

IAM role with AWSCodeDeployRole policy. CodeDeployRole is considered as default role if its not specified.

app_name | string,nil

The name of the CodeDeploy Application and Deployment Group. By default, this is the same as the stack name, and probably what you want. If you have multiple deployments in a single Stack, they must have unique names.

config_name | string

The name of the Deplloyment Configuration. CodeDeployDefault.OneAtATime is the default if its not specified.

For more information about CodeDeploy, see the AWS Documentation.