lavie/tutum-startup

Register a new EC2 instance as a Tutum node on launch.

tutum-startup

Register a new EC2 instance as a Tutum node on launch.

What

This script is run at startup on new EC2 instances (user-data) to register the instance as a Tutum node. Making use of the Bring Your Own Node feature.

Why

At Vidsy we wanted to use Tutum, but also benefit from the controls and features of AWS.

Implementation

Currently the script:

1. Installs tutum-cli and aws-cli.
2. Retrieves Tutum authentication from AWS S3 bucket.
3. Registers new instance as Tutum node via CLI.
4. Remove nodes from Tutum which have become "Unreachable".
5. Waits for Tutum deployment to finish.
6. Retrieves EC2 instance tags.
7. Adds each tag as a Tutum tag.
8. Delete all installed packages and Bash history.

Supported Linux Distros

Has been tested on: Ubuntu 14.04, RHEL 7, CentOS 7 and Fedora 23.

Make sure to check your OS is compatible with the Tutum Agent (see list).

To-Do

Look at any open issues labeled as to-do.

Notes

• Help improve this repo!
• Feel free to ping me (@revett) on the Tutum community Slack with any questions.
• MIT License (MIT).

Credits

• @revett
• @jskeates