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ecsrun
Easily run one-off tasks against an ECS Task Definition 🐳
Purpose
ecsrun
is a small go CLI app to provide a config file based approach to executing one-off ECS Tasks. The ECS RunTask
command is a pain to write out on the command line, so this tool provides an easy way to wrap any common RunTask
executions you do in a simple yaml file.
Install
From Homebrew
brew install masterpointio/tap/ecsrun
From Go Get
go get -u github.com/masterpointio/ecsrun
Usage
Invoking with ecsrun.yaml
(easiest)
Given you have an ecsrun.yaml
like so:
default: &default
cluster: mp-test-cluster
task: mp-test-alpine
security-group: sg-06c65c3206401917e
subnet: subnet-0c97e16b8a52b4b86
public: false
cmd:
- bash
- -c
- echo
- "hello world"
migrate:
<<: *default
task: mp-test-django
cmd:
- python
- ./manage.py
- migrate
You can invoke two easy commands to spin up a one-off task:
# Invoke the 'mp-test-alpine' task definition with the 'hello world' `CMD`
ecsrun
# Invoke the 'mp-test-django' task definition with the `manage.py migrate` `CMD`
ecsrun --config migrate
From Command Line
ecsrun
supports all of the config options via CLI arguments as well:
ecsrun --cluster mp-example-task-runner \
--subnet subnet-0c97e16b8a52b4b86 \
--security-group sg-06c65c3206401917e \
--cmd "bash,-c,echo,\"Hello world\"" \
--region us-west-2 \
--public \
--verbose
You can use this in combination with a configuration file to only override certain arguments:
ecsrun --config migrate
--subnet ${DIFFERENT_SUBNET} \
--public
From Environment Variables
You can also pass configuration to ecsrun
via environment variables:
export AWS_PROFILE="mp-gowiem"
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="123"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="SECRET123"
export ECSRUN_CMD="bash,-c,echo,\"Hello world\""
export ECSRUN_CLUSTER="mp-testing-cluster"
export ECSRUN_TASK="mp-testing-task"
export ECSRUN_SECURITY_GROUP="sg-06c65c3206401917e"
export ECSRUN_SUBNET="subnet-0c97e16b8a52b4b86"
export ECSRUN_VERBOSE="true"
# Invoke a dry run to check the resulting `RunTaskInput` configuration
ecsrun --dry-run
Initialize an empty ecsrun.yaml
Don't have an ecsrun.yaml
file yet? Initialize the scaffold of one in your current directory:
ecsrun init
More
Be sure to check out ecsrun help
for more info and full configuration options.
Inspiration
I wrote the included run_command
bash script for a client project as admin tasks were quite common on the project (migrations, django manage.py
jobs, debugging, etc). This script was pretty ugly (what bash script isn't honestly), but it got the job done. I wanted to build a new project in golang to try out the langauge, and converting run_command
to something with a bit more grace seemed like a fun project. ecsrun
is the result!
Roadmap
- Support basic CLI usage
- Support local config file
- Support
--dryrun
Flag - Add more tests
- Add a
ecsrun init
command to generate the ecsrun.yml config file. - Support log group / stream tailing of initiated task
- Support selection of resources similar to gossm (cluster, task def, task def revision, etc etc)
- Support validation of given params: cluster, definition name, revision, subnet ID, SG ID, ect.
- Support EC2 usage.