README.md

Instructions on setting up ssh keys for AWS

1. Set up an AWS instance and download the corresponding private key, here we call it aws.pem
2. mv aws.pem ~/.ssh
3. chmod 400 ~/.ssh/aws.pem
4. eval `ssh-agent -s` for starting ssh-agent
5. ssh-add ~/.ssh/aws.pem to add the private key
6. Connect by ssh ubuntu@....aws.net
7. (Optional) Use no-ip service to use DNS to connect instead
8. (Optional) Add step 4 and 5 to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc to load keys upon booting

Instructions on setting up remote git repo in AWS

Setups in AWS

1. mkdir my_project.git && cd my_project.git
2. git init --bare
3. mkdir ../my_project
4. cd hooks && touch post-receive
5. Add the followings into post-receive

   #!bin/sh
   GIT_WORK_TREE=~/my_project git checkout -f
   # Can add more scripts to run in aws after receiving git push

6. chmod +x post-receive

Setups in local

1. git remote add aws ubuntu@....aws.net
2. git config --global remote.aws.receivepack "git receive-pack"
3. Push by git push aws

Instructions on setting up auto deploy in AWS after git push

1. Install pm2 by npm i -g pm2
2. Append the following to post-receive

   npm install \
   && npm run build \
   && (pm2 delete 'my-app' || true) \
   && pm2 start npm --name 'my-app' -- start

3. (Optional) View real-time log from local by ssh ubuntu@....aws.net "tail -f ~/my_project/log.log" | ccze (ccze is installed by apt).

Sample POST Configuration

{
	"apiKey": ,
	"config": [{
		"start": "2018-11-16",
		"end": "2018-11-20",
		"per": 60
	}
	]

}