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Tool to create an Elastic Beanstalk environment and linked database using sensible defaults

Project description

eb-environment-creation

Tired of byzantine EB environment and RDS instance creation workflows? Use this tool to set up Elastic Beanstalk environments and linked RDS instances simply, without having to rely on the AWS interface. The tool ships with sensible defaults, which may be overridden if desired.

Instalation

pip install eb-create-environment

Usage

usage: eb-create-environment [-h] [-c CONFIG] [-a APPLICATION_NAME]
                             [-e ENVIRONMENT_NAME] [-p PROFILE] [-r REGION]
                             [--db-only]

Set up linked EB and RDS instances

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
                        Specify a custom config file
  -a APPLICATION_NAME, --application_name APPLICATION_NAME
                        Elastic Beanstalk application name
  -e ENVIRONMENT_NAME, --environment_name ENVIRONMENT_NAME
                        Elastic Beanstalk environment name
  -p PROFILE, --profile PROFILE
                        Specify an AWS profile from your credential file
  -r REGION, --region REGION
                        Specify an AWS region region
  --db-only             Skip setup of application and environment. Requires
                        application and environment to exist already.
  --print-default-config
                        Print default config and exit

  • eb-create-environment reads configuration by default from eb_create_environment.default_config.yml. Override default configs by create=ing a custom config yaml file and specify its path using the --config option.
  • Print defaults with the --print-default-config option
  • Elastic beanstalk configuration (application name, authentication profile name, default region) are read from the .elasticbeanstalk/config.yml file if it exists. Otherwise, the user will be prompted for these values and the config file will be created.
  • If arguments are missing the user will be prompted for required inputs.
  • If the desired environment already exists, skip environment setup and create an associated RDS instance using the --db-only option.
  • If --db-only is not selected, eb-create-environment will create an EB environment with the specified parameters, create a database in the same VPC, create the necessary security groups, and set the DATABASE_URL environment variable on the EB environment.

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