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The MIT License (MIT)
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# Elastic Beans
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Elastic Beans orchestrates an Elastic Beanstalk application for a Rails app.
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It is a CLI that replaces the [Elastic Beanstalk CLI][eb], which looks great on the surface but is missing some key pieces.
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* The VPC support in `eb create` is great, but it ends there. Connecting to instances inside a VPC requires manual SSH gateway setup.
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* The CLI [supports multiple environments][eb-compose], but only in a rigid fashion that isn't usable when those environments share the same codebase.
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[eb]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/eb-cli3.html
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[eb-compose]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/ebcli-compose.html
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## Usage
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Elastic Beans makes heavy use of the [AWS SDK][aws-sdk].
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Configuration of AWS credentials and region should be completed before using this gem, according to [the SDK configuration instructions][configuration].
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As the SDK documentation suggests, using environment variables is recommended.
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[aws-sdk]: https://aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-ruby/
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[configuration]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-ruby/latest/DeveloperGuide/aws-ruby-sdk-getting-started.html#aws-ruby-sdk-configuration
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# Pre-configure the application before creating environments
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# Rails will not start without DATABASE_URL and SECRET_TOKEN_BASE
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export DATABASE_URL=mysql2://... SECRET_KEY_BASE=abc123...
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beans configure -n myapp-networking -a myapp -k KEYPAIR -s SSL_CERTIFICATE_ID [-i IMAGE_ID] [-t INSTANCE_TYPE] [-l LOGGING_HTTP_ENDPOINT]
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# Create a webserver environment with a pretty DNS name at myapp.TLD (managed by Route53)
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beans create -a myapp [-d myapp.TLD] [--tags=Environment:production Team:Unicorn] webserver
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# Create a worker environment using an SQS queue created by the CloudFormation template
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beans create -a myapp [-q QUEUE] worker
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# Create an execution environment using an SQS queue created by the CloudFormation template
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beans create -a myapp exec
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# Create a periodic task scheduler using cron.yaml
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beans create -a myapp scheduler
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# Set environment variables across all environments
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beans setenv -a myapp REDIS_URL=redis://...
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# Deploy the HEAD git commit to all environments
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# Creates an application version named after the git ref
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beans deploy -a myapp
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# Update all existing environments and configuration
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beans configure -n myapp-networking -a myapp [-k KEYPAIR] [-s SSL_CERTIFICATE_ID] [-i IMAGE_ID] [-t INSTANCE_TYPE]
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### API
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app = ElasticBeans::Application.new(
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cloudformation: Aws::CloudFormation::Client.new,
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### Periodic tasks
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Elastic Beanstalk [supports periodic tasks][periodic] by sending a POST request to an endpoint of your application.
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require "elastic_beans/rack/exec"
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## Requirements
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It requires two stacks for each application: a networking stack, and an application stack.
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The settings for your application are discovered from the [outputs of these CloudFormation stacks][outputs].
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The networking stack can be shared between many applications, but each application should have its own application stack.
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## Development
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To install this gem onto your local machine, run `bundle exec rake install`. To release a new version, update the version number in `version.rb`, and then run `bundle exec rake release`, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the `.gem` file to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org).
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lib = File.expand_path('../lib', __FILE__)
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Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
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spec.name = "elastic_beans"
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spec.version = ElasticBeans::VERSION
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spec.authors = ["Adam Stegman"]
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spec.summary = "Elastic Beanstalk environment orchestration for a Rails app"
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spec.description = "a CLI that replaces the Elastic Beanstalk CLI, which looks great on the surface but is missing some key pieces."
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spec.add_development_dependency "rspec", "~> 3.0"
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end
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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require "aws-sdk"
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require "thor"
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require "elastic_beans"
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require "elastic_beans/error"
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require "elastic_beans/command"
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require "elastic_beans/ui"
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class ElasticBeans::CLI < Thor
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class_option :verbose, type: :boolean, aliases: %w(-v)
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desc ElasticBeans::Command::Configure::USAGE, ElasticBeans::Command::Configure::DESC
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long_desc ElasticBeans::Command::Configure::LONG_DESC
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option :application, aliases: %w(-a), required: true
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option :network, aliases: %w(-n), required: true
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option :image_id, aliases: %w(-i)
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option :instance_type, aliases: %w(-t)
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option :keypair, aliases: %w(-k)
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option :logging_endpoint, aliases: %w(-l)
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option :public_key, aliases: %w(-p)
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option :ssl_certificate_id, aliases: %w(-s)
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def configure
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@verbose = options[:verbose]
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ElasticBeans::Command::Configure.new(
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image_id: options[:image_id],
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instance_type: options[:instance_type],
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keypair: options[:keypair],
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logging_endpoint: options[:logging_endpoint],
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public_key: options[:public_key],
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ssl_certificate_id: options[:ssl_certificate_id],
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application: application(name: options[:application]),
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network: network(stack_name: options[:network]),
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elastic_beanstalk: elastic_beanstalk_client,
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iam: iam_client,
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ui: ui,
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).run
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rescue StandardError => e
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error(e)
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end
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desc ElasticBeans::Command::Create::USAGE, ElasticBeans::Command::Create::DESC
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long_desc ElasticBeans::Command::Create::LONG_DESC
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option :application, aliases: %w(-a), required: true
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option :dns, aliases: %w(-d)
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option :queue, aliases: %w(-q)
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option :tags, type: :hash, default: {}
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def create(environment_name)
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@verbose = options[:verbose]
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ElasticBeans::Command::Create.new(
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environment_name: environment_name,
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dns: options[:dns],
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queue: options[:queue],
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tags: options[:tags],
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application: application(name: options[:application]),
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elastic_beanstalk: elastic_beanstalk_client,
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route53: route53_client,
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s3: s3_client,
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ui: ui,
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).run
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rescue StandardError => e
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error(e)
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end
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desc ElasticBeans::Command::Deploy::USAGE, ElasticBeans::Command::Deploy::DESC
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long_desc ElasticBeans::Command::Deploy::LONG_DESC
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option :application, aliases: %w(-a), required: true
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def deploy
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@verbose = options[:verbose]
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ElasticBeans::Command::Deploy.new(
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application: application(
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name: options[:application],
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),
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elastic_beanstalk: elastic_beanstalk_client,
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s3: s3_client,
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ui: ui,
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).run
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rescue StandardError => e
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error(e)
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end
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desc ElasticBeans::Command::Exec::USAGE, ElasticBeans::Command::Exec::DESC
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long_desc ElasticBeans::Command::Exec::LONG_DESC
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option :application, aliases: %w(-a), required: true
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def exec(*command_parts)
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@verbose = options[:verbose]
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ElasticBeans::Command::Exec.new(
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application: application(
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name: options[:application],
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),
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sqs: sqs_client,
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ui: ui,
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).run(*command_parts)
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rescue StandardError => e
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error(e)
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end
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desc ElasticBeans::Command::SetEnv::USAGE, ElasticBeans::Command::SetEnv::DESC
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long_desc ElasticBeans::Command::SetEnv::LONG_DESC
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option :application, aliases: %w(-a), required: true
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def setenv(*env_pairs)
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@verbose = options[:verbose]
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ElasticBeans::Command::SetEnv.new(
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application: application(
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name: options[:application],
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),
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ui: ui,
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).run(*env_pairs)
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rescue StandardError => e
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error(e)
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end
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desc "talk", ""
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def talk
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ElasticBeans::Command::Talk.new(ui: ui).run
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end
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map %w[--version] => :__print_version
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desc "--version", "Print the version and exit"
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def __print_version
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ElasticBeans::Command::Version.new(ui: ui).run
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end
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private
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def application(
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name:,
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cloudformation: cloudformation_client,
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elastic_beanstalk: elastic_beanstalk_client
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)
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@application ||= ElasticBeans::Application.new(
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name: name,
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cloudformation: cloudformation,
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elastic_beanstalk: elastic_beanstalk,
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)
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end
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def cloudformation_client
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::Aws::CloudFormation::Client.new
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end
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def elastic_beanstalk_client
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::Aws::ElasticBeanstalk::Client.new
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end
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def error(e)
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ui.debug { e.inspect }
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ui.debug { e.backtrace }
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case e
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when ElasticBeans::Error
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ui.error(e.message)
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when ::Aws::Errors::MissingCredentialsError
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ui.error("Missing AWS credentials, please set AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and try again.")
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else
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raise e
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end
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exit 1
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end
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def iam_client
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::Aws::IAM::Client.new
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end
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def network(stack_name:, cloudformation: cloudformation_client)
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@network ||= ElasticBeans::Network.new(
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stack_name: stack_name,
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cloudformation: cloudformation,
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)
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end
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def route53_client
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::Aws::Route53::Client.new
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end
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def s3_client
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::Aws::S3::Client.new
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end
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def sqs_client
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::Aws::SQS::Client.new
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end
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def ui
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ElasticBeans::UI.new(verbose: verbose?)
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end
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def verbose?
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@verbose
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end
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def self.exit_on_failure?
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true
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end
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end
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ElasticBeans::CLI.start(ARGV)
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