cook

Cook

Cook provide an extremely simple and cheap deployment workflow for docker / compose, to save poor man's time

Install

go install github.com/jjyr/cook

Build

go get github.com/jjyr/cook
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/jjyr/cook
go test github.com/jjyr/cook/...
go build -v

Usage

Cook provide a simple deployment workflow for docker-compose user.

You need put a cook.yml file into your project directory, type 'cook config --sample' to see how to write cook.yml.

# cook.yml sample
target:
- host: my_web_server
  user: web
deploy:
- path: docker-compose.yml

# 'target' is a list of servers
# make sure ssh web@my_web_server works
# cook use ssh to transfer images, and bring services up

# 'deploy' is a list of docker-compose

You can use 'cook config' to check current cook.yml

Now, cd into your project directory, create cook.yml, then type 'cook'. cook will start deployment workflow:

1. Run 'docker-compose build' on local-machine
2. Push local images to target servers (trough ssh)
3. Run 'docker-compose up' on target servers
4. Check services status, make sure they are 'up'

That's it!

NOTICE:

Typically docker-compose user use 'build' options in service, let 'docker-compose build' command auto generate a name for service image. But cook don't know how to push this type images, so the 'image' option need to clearly set.

# docker-compose.yml
services:
  web:
    build: .
    image: mywebapp

LICENSE

Apache License Version 2.0