Drupal Deployment Automation using AWS Elastic Beanstalk and Docker

presented at Drupal Camp Sg 2014, at Singapore Management University, Singapore

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1. Paul de Paula Senior Drupal Developer @ X-Team Drupal  Camp  Singapore  2014   Singapore  Management  University   June  14,  2014  
2. •  Opensource  Advocate  for  7  years   •  Drupal  Evangelist  since  2010   •  Former  Lead  Developer  of            abs-­‐cbnnews.com   •  Former  Senior  Developer  @  New   Amsterdam  Ideas   •  Senior  Drupal  Developer  @  X-­‐TEAM   •  Proud  father  to  my  three  girls  
3. •  Openstack  and  Drupal  AutomaQon  @   hRps://github.com/fusionx1/openstack-­‐drupal-­‐automaQon   •  DKAN  DistribuQon  @   hRps://drupal.org/project/dkan     •  OpenCivic  DistribuQon  @   hRps://drupal.org/project/opencivic     •  Drush  Deployment  Manager  @   hRps://drupal.org/project/drush_deployment     •  Azure  Table  Storage  @   hRps://drupal.org/sandbox/fusionx1/2007610    
4. •  AWS  Beanstalk  and  Docker     IntroducQon   •  Drush  Deployment  Manager   •  Beanstalk  +  Docker  +  Drush   •  Demo  PresentaQon   •  Q  and  A  
5. It’s  a  service  from  Amazon  Web  Services  that  allows   users  to  create  applicaQons  and  push  them  to  a   definable  set  of  AWS  services,  including  :   •  Amazon  EC2   •  Amazon  S3   •  Amazon  Simple  NoQficaQon  Service(SNS)   •  Amazon  Cloud  Watch     •  Auto  Scaling   •  ElasQc  Load  Balancers.  
6. • Ruby,  PHP,  Python  on  Apache   • Node  JS   • .NET   • JAVA   • Docker  
10. “Docker  is  an  open-­‐source  project   that  automates  the  deployment  of   applicaQons  inside  sohware   containers”                                                                                -­‐-­‐  Wikipedia  
12. • Dockerfile   • Dockerrun.aws.json   • Zip  with  App  Context    
16. This  module  is  based  on  drush_deploy   module  wriRen  by  Mark  Sonnabaum,  but   concentrated  on  tagging  not  branching.    
17. Drush  deployment-­‐config  -­‐  Return  an  array  of  configuraQon.   Drush  release-­‐check-­‐target  -­‐  Check  the  target  directory  is  a  valid  git   repository.   Drush  git-­‐init  -­‐  IniQalize  git  in  target  directory.   Drush  release-­‐tag  -­‐  Checkout/deploy  a  tag.   Drush  clone-­‐repo  -­‐  Clone  a  repository.   Drush  list-­‐tags  -­‐  List  all  tags   Drush  latest-­‐tag  -­‐  Get  the  latest  tag   Drush  tag-­‐notes  -­‐  Display  commit  notes  between  tags