jleopold28/eds

The Extensible Deployment System (EDS)

EDS

The Extensible Deployment System (EDS)

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

Overview

• Configure deployments using a single "eds.yml" file.
• Inherit from parent "eds.yml" files to stay DRY.
• Support multiple technologies using plugins.
• Let the EDS Worker do the work for you.

EDS Slides

Worker Setup

Usage

Add an eds.yml file to the root of your project. Add a webhook to send commit events to your EDS Worker.

The format of eds.yml:

version:
includes:
plugins:
    - id:
      name:
      type:
      version:
      parent:
          url:
          id:
      properties:

• version: (required) The version of EDS in the form of a pip install requirement.
• include: (optional) A list of eds.yml URLs to include.
• plugins: (required) A list of plugin configurations.
  • id: (required) An id to refer to this plugin configuraton.
  • name: (required) The plugin name.
  • type: (required) The plugin type.
  • version: (optional) The plugin version in the form of a pip install requirement. Not required for built-in plugins.
  • parent: (optional) A parent plugin configuration to inherit from.
    • url: (optional) The EDS url containing the plugin. Not required, if included in this file.
    • id: (required) The plugin id.
  • properties: (optional) A properties dictionary.

Built-in Plugins

Plugin Types

• eds.config
• eds.pipeline
• eds.pipeline_provider
• eds.tags
• eds.task
• eds.vcs_provider
• eds.worker