auto_deploy | Server Auto Deploy Tool
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##Server Auto Deploy Tool. ##设计思想: 目前使用fabric维护服务器的同志应该很多,但是,在我周围的的工作环境中,大都是由运维同学升级和维护服务器, 而使用fabric有学习成本,你不能强求人家用python,多数运维同学还是忠于bash的, 于是乎,就有了写shell脚本,并在远程执行的需求,从此江湖就是一片血雨腥风。. usage: python deploy.py -c config.ini -e exc.ini -u ./package -p /root/downloads/dw. config use password * host,port,user,passwd. config use private key * tag(default:1),host,port,user,private_key(ssh rsa),encrypt type(rsa,dsa:lowercase). e.g. * 127.0.0.1 22 liuzheng bmc * 127.0.0.1 22 liuzheng /Users/liuzheng/.ssh/id_dsa dsa * 127.0.0.1 22 liuzheng /Users/liuzheng/.ssh/local_rsa rsa.
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Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 04:32Based on the comments. The solution was to modify the permissions (remove source_arn
):
QUESTION
AWS Environment -- Lamdba function pulling from RDS/PostgreSQL instance and pushing through API Gateway.
SecretsManager makes it easy enough to pass static data like usernames and passwords to the Lambda function. Terraform, however, prohibits the use of dynamic variables in its variable
resource. As such, Terraform cannot define a host and pass the host to the Lambda function through SecretsManager.
I've considered exporting the variable to the environment at the end of the Terraform script. But this would not export to the same machine that the Lambda is running on, correct? SecretsManager is obviously a hacked-ass way to do it in anyway. And all the resources I'm finding just seem to have some manual in between during the creation of the RDS instance and the Lambda function.
Thank you in advanced.
Terraform :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 09:08You can pass the db instance address to the lambda function using lambda environment variables via terraform.
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I am trying to create IaC for an AWS API Gateway with two stages; development and production, with each stage invoking a different Lambda function.
I would like the end result to be:
- If a user hits the development stage, they will invoke the development Lambda function
- If a user hits the production stage, they will invoke the production Lambda function
My code currently looks like this, I've removed some resources that aren't relevant to the question:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 18:13You're going to need to break down the invoke arn so that you can template it. API gateway uses a templating language that is obnoxiously similar to terraform's - both use ${expression}
. To use API gateway stage variables in terraform, use double $$
to escape the dollar sign - so your statements will look like $${stageVariables.myVariableName}
.
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I have terraform setting as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 02:50It doesn't look like aws_apigatewayv2_route
exports any useful attributes that we could use. But does depends_on
not work on this case? -
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