dropler

Script for deploying containers to docker enabled DigitalOcean droplets

Options

• -d — Set the dir to upload from (defaults to .)
• -n — Set the droplet name (defaults to the upload dir name)
• -e — Set environment variables passed to docker-compose (e.g. -e FOO=bar -e BAZ=qux)

Commands

• up — Creates a Docker enabled DigitalOcean droplet
• dns — Creates an A record pointing to the droplets public ipv4 address
• provision — Rsyncs local source code to droplet and runs docker-compose
• rsync — Rsyncs local source code to droplet
• restart — Restarts the containers on on the droplet
• status — Shows the status of the droplet and ipv4 address
• down — Destroys the droplet/docker-compose services
• ssh — Connects to the droplet via SSH
• logs — Tails logs of containers on the droplet

Examples

Provisioning

The below command will create a new droplet (with docker and docker-compose installed), rsync the contets of ./example to the droplet, and run docker-compose up.

./dropler.sh up -d ./example

If you make a change to your source, running the below command will rsync the source to the droplet and re-build/re-run the container:

./dropler.sh provision -d ./example

Logs

You can get logs from the docker-compose process like so:

./dropler.sh logs -d ./example

SSH

SSH into the droplet:

./dropler.sh ssh -d ./example

Destroy

... finally, to destroy the droplet:

./dropler.sh down -d ./example