namespace :rubber do desc <<-DESC Create a new EC2 instance with the given ALIAS and ROLES DESC required_task :create do instance_alias = get_env('ALIAS', "Instance alias (e.g. web01)", true) r = get_env('ROLES', "Instance roles (e.g. web,app,db:primary=true)", true) if r == '*' instance_roles = rubber_cfg.environment.known_roles instance_roles = instance_roles.collect {|role| role == "db" ? "db:primary=true" : role } else instance_roles = r.split(",") end ir = [] instance_roles.each do |r| role = Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.parse(r) # If user doesn't setup a primary db, then be nice and do it if role.name == "db" && role.options["primary"] == nil && rubber_instances.for_role("db").size == 0 value = Capistrano::CLI.ui.ask("You do not have a primary db role, should #{instance_alias} be it [y/n]?: ") role.options["primary"] = true if value =~ /^y/ end ir << role end # Add in roles that the given set of roles depends on ir = Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.expand_role_dependencies(ir, get_role_dependencies) create_instance(instance_alias, ir) end desc <<-DESC Refresh the host data for a EC2 instance with the given ALIAS. This is useful to run when rubber:create fails after instance creation DESC task :refresh do instance_alias = get_env('ALIAS', "Instance alias (e.g. web01)", true) ENV.delete('ROLES') # so we don't get an error if people leave ROLES in env from :create CLI refresh_instance(instance_alias) end desc <<-DESC Destroy the EC2 instance for the given ALIAS DESC task :destroy do instance_alias = get_env('ALIAS', "Instance alias (e.g. web01)", true) ENV.delete('ROLES') # so we don't get an error if people leave ROLES in env from :create CLI destroy_instance(instance_alias) end desc <<-DESC Destroy ALL the EC2 instances for the current env DESC task :destroy_all do rubber_instances.each do |ic| destroy_instance(ic.name) end end desc <<-DESC Adds the given ROLES to the instance named ALIAS DESC required_task :add_role do instance_alias = get_env('ALIAS', "Instance alias (e.g. web01)", true) r = get_env('ROLES', "Instance roles (e.g. web,app,db:primary=true)", true) instance_roles = r.split(",") ir = [] instance_roles.each do |r| role = Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.parse(r) ir << role end # Add in roles that the given set of roles depends on ir = Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.expand_role_dependencies(ir, get_role_dependencies) instance = rubber_instances[instance_alias] fatal "Instance does not exist: #{instance_alias}" unless instance instance.roles = (instance.roles + ir).uniq rubber_instances.save() end desc <<-DESC Removes the given ROLES from the instance named ALIAS DESC required_task :remove_role do instance_alias = get_env('ALIAS', "Instance alias (e.g. web01)", true) r = get_env('ROLES', "Instance roles (e.g. web,app,db:primary=true)", true) instance_roles = r.split(",") ir = [] instance_roles.each do |r| role = Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.parse(r) ir << role end instance = rubber_instances[instance_alias] fatal "Instance does not exist: #{instance_alias}" unless instance instance.roles = (instance.roles - ir).uniq rubber_instances.save() end desc <<-DESC List all your EC2 instances DESC required_task :describe do results = [] format = "%-10s %-10s %-10s %-15s %-30s" results << format % %w[InstanceID State Zone IP Alias\ (*=unknown)] instances = cloud.describe_instances() instances.each do |instance| local_alias = find_alias(instance[:external_ip], instance[:id], instance[:state] == 'running') results << format % [instance[:id], instance[:state], instance[:zone], instance[:external_ip] || "NoIP", local_alias || "Unknown"] end results.each {|r| logger.info r} end desc <<-DESC Describes the availability zones DESC required_task :describe_zones do results = [] format = "%-20s %-15s" results << format % %w[Name State] zones = cloud.describe_availability_zones() zones.each do |zone| results << format % [zone[:name], zone[:state]] end results.each {|r| logger.info r} end set :print_ip_command, "ifconfig eth0 | awk 'NR==2 {print $2}' | awk -F: '{print $2}'" # Creates a new ec2 instance with the given alias and roles # Configures aliases (/etc/hosts) on local and remote machines def create_instance(instance_alias, instance_roles) fatal "Instance already exists: #{instance_alias}" if rubber_instances[instance_alias] role_names = instance_roles.collect{|x| x.name} env = rubber_cfg.environment.bind(role_names, instance_alias) # We need to use security_groups during create, so create them up front setup_security_groups(instance_alias, role_names) security_groups = get_assigned_security_groups(instance_alias, role_names) ami = env.cloud_providers[env.cloud_provider].image_id ami_type = env.cloud_providers[env.cloud_provider].image_type availability_zone = env.availability_zone logger.info "Creating instance #{ami}/#{ami_type}/#{security_groups.join(',') rescue 'Default'}/#{availability_zone || 'Default'}" instance_id = cloud.create_instance(ami, ami_type, security_groups, availability_zone) logger.info "Instance #{instance_id} created" instance_item = Rubber::Configuration::InstanceItem.new(instance_alias, env.domain, instance_roles, instance_id, security_groups) rubber_instances.add(instance_item) rubber_instances.save() print "Waiting for instance to start" while true do print "." sleep 2 instance = cloud.describe_instances(instance_id).first if instance[:state] == "running" print "\n" logger.info "Instance running, fetching hostname/ip data" instance_item.external_host = instance[:external_host] instance_item.external_ip = instance[:external_ip] instance_item.internal_host = instance[:internal_host] instance_item.zone = instance[:zone] rubber_instances.save() # setup amazon elastic ips if configured to do so setup_static_ips # Need to setup aliases so ssh doesn't give us errors when we # later try? to connect to same ip but using alias setup_local_aliases # re-load the roles since we may have just defined new ones load_roles() unless env.disable_auto_roles # Connect to newly created instance and grab its internal ip # so that we can update all aliases task :_get_ip, :hosts => instance_item.external_ip do instance_item.internal_ip = capture(print_ip_command).strip rubber_instances.save() end # even though instance is running, sometimes ssh hasn't started yet, # so retry on connect failure begin _get_ip rescue ConnectionError sleep 2 logger.info "Failed to connect to #{instance_alias} (#{instance_item.external_ip}), retrying" retry end # Add the aliases for this instance to all other hosts setup_remote_aliases setup_dns_aliases break end end end # Refreshes a ec2 instance with the given alias # Configures aliases (/etc/hosts) on local and remote machines def refresh_instance(instance_alias) instance_item = rubber_instances[instance_alias] fatal "Instance does not exist: #{instance_alias}" if ! instance_item env = rubber_cfg.environment.bind(instance_item.role_names, instance_alias) instance = cloud.describe_instances(instance_item.instance_id).first if instance[:state] == "running" logger.info "\nInstance running, fetching hostname/ip data" instance_item.external_host = instance[:external_host] instance_item.external_ip = instance[:external_ip] instance_item.internal_host = instance[:internal_host] instance_item.zone = instance[:zone] # setup amazon elastic ips if configured to do so setup_static_ips # Need to setup aliases so ssh doesn't give us errors when we # later try to connect to same ip but using alias setup_local_aliases # re-load the roles since we may have just defined new ones load_roles() unless env.disable_auto_roles # Connect to newly created instance and grab its internal ip # so that we can update all aliases task :_get_ip, :hosts => instance_item.external_ip do instance_item.internal_ip = capture(print_ip_command).strip rubber_instances.save() end # even though instance is running, sometimes ssh hasn't started yet, # so retry on connect failure begin _get_ip rescue ConnectionError sleep 2 logger.info "Failed to connect to #{instance_alias} (#{instance_item.external_ip}), retrying" retry end # Add the aliases for this instance to all other hosts setup_remote_aliases setup_dns_aliases end end # Destroys the given ec2 instance def destroy_instance(instance_alias) instance_item = rubber_instances[instance_alias] fatal "Instance does not exist: #{instance_alias}" if ! instance_item env = rubber_cfg.environment.bind(instance_item.role_names, instance_item.name) value = Capistrano::CLI.ui.ask("About to DESTROY #{instance_alias} (#{instance_item.instance_id}) in mode #{RUBBER_ENV}. Are you SURE [yes/NO]?: ") fatal("Exiting", 0) if value != "yes" if instance_item.static_ip value = Capistrano::CLI.ui.ask("Instance has a static ip, do you want to release it? [y/N]?: ") destroy_static_ip(instance_item.static_ip) if value =~ /^y/ end if instance_item.volumes value = Capistrano::CLI.ui.ask("Instance has persistent volumes, do you want to destroy them? [y/N]?: ") if value =~ /^y/ instance_item.volumes.clone.each do |volume_id| destroy_volume(volume_id) end end end logger.info "Destroying instance alias=#{instance_alias}, instance_id=#{instance_item.instance_id}" cloud.destroy_instance(instance_item.instance_id) rubber_instances.remove(instance_alias) rubber_instances.save() # re-load the roles since we just removed some and setup_remote_aliases # shouldn't hit removed ones load_roles() unless env.disable_auto_roles setup_aliases destroy_dyndns(instance_item) cleanup_known_hosts(instance_item) unless env.disable_known_hosts_cleanup end # delete from ~/.ssh/known_hosts all lines that begin with ec2- or instance_alias def cleanup_known_hosts(instance_item) logger.info "Cleaning ~/.ssh/known_hosts" File.open(File.expand_path('~/.ssh/known_hosts'), 'r+') do |f| out = "" f.each do |line| line = case line when /^ec2-/; '' when /#{instance_item.full_name}/; '' when /#{instance_item.external_host}/; '' when /#{instance_item.external_ip}/; '' else line; end out << line end f.pos = 0 f.print out f.truncate(f.pos) end end def get_role_dependencies # convert string format of role_dependencies from rubber.yml into # objects for use by expand_role_dependencies deps = {} rubber_env.role_dependencies.each do |k, v| rhs = Array(v).collect {|r| Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.parse(r)} deps[Rubber::Configuration::RoleItem.parse(k)] = rhs end if rubber_env.role_dependencies return deps end end