Scripts for configuring and deploying to Ubuntu server (AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.)

Scripts for configuring and deploying environments on a dedicated Ubuntu server (AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.)

Getting started

1. Install Ubuntu LTS on your machine.
2. Create DNS domain name records for the environments you need.
3. Open the terminal by connecting via ssh or using the GUI, on behalf of a superuser or a user with superuser rights.
4. Clone current repository.

git clone https://github.com/alignedcode/awesome-machine-deployment-scripts.git

5. Go to the cloned directory and edit the environment configuration file environment.config

cd awesome-machine-deployment-scripts 
nano environment.config

Edit the array with the domain names of the environments

For example, the set of domain names for 3 environments (production, staging, dev) can be as follows

DOMAINS=(
    "acvod.alignedcode.com" 
    "acvod-staging.alignedcode.com" 
    "acvod-dev.alignedcode.com"
)

Edit the array with the environment ports

Depending on the project (Client application or Server application), set the port values.

Project type	Ports template
CLIENT	808*
SERVER	800*

For example, the set of ports for 3 environments (production, staging, dev) can be as follows

PROJECT_PORTS=(
    "8082" 
    "8081" 
    "8080" 
)

Warning
The order in which domain names and ports are declared is important. Each position in the array of domain names corresponds to a position in the array of ports

6. Run the script run.sh with superuser (root) rights

sudo ./run.sh

If the command is not found, make the script an executable file

chmod u+x ./run.sh
sudo ./run.sh

Info
During the execution of the script, agree with everything, prescribing Y or simply pressing Enter

run.sh

Combines the main scripts to run in the right order

Steps

• Creating configuration files for nginx
• Configuring an Ubuntu server using previously generated nginx configuration files

generate-nginx-configs.sh

Based on the list of domain names and ports from the configuration file, generates two configuration files for nginx: for 80 and 443 ports (http and https)

To run only this one, use:

sudo ./generate-nginx-configs.sh

init-system.sh

Performs the initial configuration of Ubuntu server

• Installs updates
• Configures the swap partition
• Setup and enable firewall
• Configures Nginx using previously generated configuration files and generates SSL certificates
• Installs docker
• Sets up a scheduled task to update SSL certificates

To run only this one, use:

sudo ./init-system.sh