oberd/ecsy

ecsy's Issues

Functional Exec (all the way through)

Right now, exec currently just shells into the host EC2 instance, it would be ideal if you could just choose one of the instances on which the service is running and shell into it directly, basically the equivalent of running docker exec -it [containerid] [command] but from your remote local

This also means the current functionality of exec could be re-used as a general host ssh, which is sometimes useful

[FEATURE] Simplified Declarative Services

Simplified declarative configuration for ECS resources

It would be nice to have a declarative format similar to a CloudFormation template, but simplified to just what we need for an ECS Service and Task:

{
    "services": [
        {
            "ingress": "http",
            "cluster": "oberd-qa",
            "name": "oberd-api",
            "ecr": "oberd/oberd-api",
            "port": "3560"
        },
        {
            "cluster": "oberd-qa",
            "name": "oberd-api",
            "ecr": "oberd/oberd-api",
            "ingress": "schedule",
            "schedule": "rate(1 day)",
            "command": "php daily_cron.php"
        },
        {
            "ingress": "http",
            "cluster": "oberd-prod",
            "name": "oberd-api",
            "ecr": "oberd/oberd-api",
            "port": "3560"
        }
    ]
}

Add `:latest` Tag for Docker Image

Would be nice to be able to not have to specify a tag for the docker image, and update latest in the build process

Update Container Agent on Cluster Instances (Rolling Update)

ecsy update-agent [cluster-name]

Should update ECS agent on each instance

Environment Variables

Add ability to set environment variables on a service interactively:

ecsy env get [cluster-name] [service]
Returns currently configured environment variables for the running task definition rev on the service

ecsy env set [cluster-name] [service] ENV_VAR_NAME value
Clones currently deployed task definition, modifying it to include the env var setting, and deploys to the service

ecsy env rm [cluster-name] [service] ENV_VAR_NAME
Removes an environment variable from the config and re-deploys the service