JackMoth · March 16, 2018 08:46
diff --git a/config.env b/config.env
 # Port to run the container 
 PORT=4000

 # Until here you can define all the individual configurations for your app
diff --git a/deploy.env b/deploy.env
 # You have to define the values in {}
 APP_NAME=my-super-app
 DOCKER_REPO={account-nr}.dkr.ecr.{region}.amazonaws.com
 # optional aws-cli options
 AWS_CLI_PROFILE={aws-cli-profile}
 AWS_CLI_REGION={aws-cli-region}
diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
 # import config
 include config.env
 export $(shell sed 's/=.*//' config.env)

 # import deploy config
 include deploy.env
 export $(shell sed 's/=.*//' deploy.env)

 # grep the version from the mix file
 VERSION=$(shell ./version.sh)

 # DOCKER TASKS
 # Build the container
 build:
 	docker build -t $(APP_NAME) .

 # Build the container without cache
 build-nc:
 	docker build --no-cache -t $(APP_NAME) .

 # Run container on port configured in `config.env`
 run:
 	docker run --env-file=./config.env -p=$(PORT):$(PORT) --name="$(APP_NAME)" $(APP_NAME)

 # Build and run the container
 up: build run

 stop:
 	docker stop $(APP_NAME); docker rm $(APP_NAME)

 # Docker release - build, tag and push the container
 release: build-nc publish

 # Docker publish
 publish: repo-login publish-latest publish-version

 publish-latest: tag-latest
 	@echo 'publish latest to $(DOCKER_REPO)'
 	docker push $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):latest

 publish-version: tag-version
 	@echo 'publish $(VERSION) to $(DOCKER_REPO)'
 	docker push $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):$(VERSION)

 # Docker tagging
 tag: tag-latest tag-version

 tag-latest:
 	@echo 'create tag latest'
 	docker tag $(APP_NAME) $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):latest

 tag-version:
 	@echo 'create tag $(VERSION)'
 	docker tag $(APP_NAME) $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):$(VERSION)

 # HELPERS

 # generate script to login to aws docker repo
 CMD_REPOLOGIN := "eval $$\( aws ecr"
 ifdef AWS_CLI_PROFILE
 CMD_REPOLOGIN += " --profile $(AWS_CLI_PROFILE)"
 endif
 ifdef AWS_CLI_REGION
 CMD_REPOLOGIN += " --region $(AWS_CLI_REGION)"
 endif
 CMD_REPOLOGIN += " get-login \)"

 # login to AWS-ECR
 repo-login:
 	@eval $(CMD_REPOLOGIN)

 # output to version
 version:
 	@echo $(VERSION)
 	
diff --git a/usage.sh b/usage.sh
 # INSTALL
 # - copy the files deploy.env, config.env, version.sh and Makefile to your repo
 # - replace the vars in deploy.env
 # - define the version script

 # Build the container
 make build

 # Build and publish the container
 make release

 # Publish a container to AWS-ECR.
 # This includes the login to the repo
 make publish

 # Run the container
 make run

 # Build an run the container
 make up

 # Stop the running container (needs to executed in a seperate shell)
 make stop
diff --git a/version.sh b/version.sh
 # Example version script.
 # Please choose one version or create your own

 # Node.js: grep the version from a package.json file with jq
 jq -rM '.version' package.json

 # Elixir: grep the version from a mix file
 cat mix.exs | grep version | grep '\([0-9]\+\.\?\)\{3\}' -o
	# Port to run the container
	PORT=4000

	# Until here you can define all the individual configurations for your app
	# You have to define the values in {}
	APP_NAME=my-super-app
	DOCKER_REPO={account-nr}.dkr.ecr.{region}.amazonaws.com
	# optional aws-cli options
	AWS_CLI_PROFILE={aws-cli-profile}
	AWS_CLI_REGION={aws-cli-region}
	# import config
	include config.env
	export $(shell sed 's/=.*//' config.env)

	# import deploy config
	include deploy.env
	export $(shell sed 's/=.*//' deploy.env)

	# grep the version from the mix file
	VERSION=$(shell ./version.sh)

	# DOCKER TASKS
	# Build the container
	build:
	docker build -t $(APP_NAME) .

	# Build the container without cache
	build-nc:
	docker build --no-cache -t $(APP_NAME) .

	# Run container on port configured in `config.env`
	run:
	docker run --env-file=./config.env -p=$(PORT):$(PORT) --name="$(APP_NAME)" $(APP_NAME)

	# Build and run the container
	up: build run

	stop:
	docker stop $(APP_NAME); docker rm $(APP_NAME)

	# Docker release - build, tag and push the container
	release: build-nc publish

	# Docker publish
	publish: repo-login publish-latest publish-version

	publish-latest: tag-latest
	@echo 'publish latest to $(DOCKER_REPO)'
	docker push $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):latest

	publish-version: tag-version
	@echo 'publish $(VERSION) to $(DOCKER_REPO)'
	docker push $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):$(VERSION)

	# Docker tagging
	tag: tag-latest tag-version

	tag-latest:
	@echo 'create tag latest'
	docker tag $(APP_NAME) $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):latest

	tag-version:
	@echo 'create tag $(VERSION)'
	docker tag $(APP_NAME) $(DOCKER_REPO)/$(APP_NAME):$(VERSION)

	# HELPERS

	# generate script to login to aws docker repo
	CMD_REPOLOGIN := "eval $$\( aws ecr"
	ifdef AWS_CLI_PROFILE
	CMD_REPOLOGIN += " --profile $(AWS_CLI_PROFILE)"
	endif
	ifdef AWS_CLI_REGION
	CMD_REPOLOGIN += " --region $(AWS_CLI_REGION)"
	endif
	CMD_REPOLOGIN += " get-login \)"

	# login to AWS-ECR
	repo-login:
	@eval $(CMD_REPOLOGIN)

	# output to version
	version:
	@echo $(VERSION)
	# INSTALL
	# - copy the files deploy.env, config.env, version.sh and Makefile to your repo
	# - replace the vars in deploy.env
	# - define the version script

	# Build the container
	make build

	# Build and publish the container
	make release

	# Publish a container to AWS-ECR.
	# This includes the login to the repo
	make publish

	# Run the container
	make run

	# Build an run the container
	make up

	# Stop the running container (needs to executed in a seperate shell)
	make stop
	# Example version script.
	# Please choose one version or create your own

	# Node.js: grep the version from a package.json file with jq
	jq -rM '.version' package.json

	# Elixir: grep the version from a mix file
	cat mix.exs \| grep version \| grep '\([0-9]\+\.\?\)\{3\}' -o