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#!/bin/bash
#
# Setup:
#
# 1) Make sure that you have the SSH host called "bbgo" and your linux system has systemd installed.
#
# 2) Use ssh to connect the bbgo host
#
# $ ssh bbgo
#
# 3) On the REMOTE server, create directory, setup the dotenv file and the bbgo.yaml config file
# $ mkdir bbgo
# $ vim bbgo/.env.local
# $ vim bbgo/bbgo.yaml
#
# 4) Make sure your REMOTE user can use SUDO WITHOUT PASSWORD.
#
# 5) Run the following command to setup systemd from LOCAL:
#
# $ SETUP_SYSTEMD=yes sh deploy.sh bbgo
#
# 6) To update your existing deployment, simply run deploy.sh again:
#
# $ sh deploy.sh bbgo
#
set -e
target=$1
# bin_type is the binary type that you want to build bbgo
# use "bbgo" for full-features binary (including web application)
# use "bbgo-slim" for slim version binary (without web application)
bin_type=bbgo-slim
# host_bin_dir is the directory that binary file will be uploaded to.
# default to $HOME/bin
host_bin_dir=bin
host=bbgo
# host_user=ubuntu
# host_home=/root
host_systemd_service_dir=/etc/systemd/system
host_os=linux
host_arch=amd64
# setup_host_systemd_service: should we create a new systemd service file if it does not exist?
# change this to "yes" to enable the automatic setup.
# if setup_host_systemd_service is enabled, the script will create a systemd service file from a template
# and then upload the systemd service file to $host_systemd_service_dir,
# root permission might be needed, you can change the host user to root temporarily while setting up the environment.
setup_host_systemd_service=no
if [[ -n $SETUP_SYSTEMD ]] ; then
setup_host_systemd_service=yes
fi
use_dnum=no
if [[ -n $USE_DNUM ]] ; then
use_dnum=yes
fi
# use the git describe as the binary version, you may override this with something else.
tag=$(git describe --tags)
RED='\033[1;31m'
GREEN='\033[1;32m'
YELLOW='\033[1;33m'
NC='\033[0m' # No Color
function remote_test() {
ssh $host "(test $* && echo yes)"
}
function remote_run() {
ssh $host "$*"
}
function remote_eval() {
ssh $host "echo $*"
}
function warn() {
echo "${YELLOW}$*${NC}"
}
function error() {
echo "${RED}$*${NC}"
}
function info() {
echo "${GREEN}$@${NC}"
}
if [[ -n $BBGO_HOST ]]; then
host=$BBGO_HOST
else
warn "env var BBGO_HOST is not set, using \"bbgo\" host alias as the default host, you can add \"bbgo\" to your ~/.ssh/config file"
host=bbgo
fi
if [[ -z $target ]]; then
echo "Usage: $0 [target]"
echo "target name is required"
exit 1
fi
# initialize the remote environment
# create the directory for placing binaries
ssh $host "mkdir -p \$HOME/$host_bin_dir && mkdir -p \$HOME/$target"
if [[ $(remote_test "-e $host_systemd_service_dir/$target.service") != "yes" ]]; then
if [[ "$setup_host_systemd_service" == "no" ]]; then
error "The systemd $target.service on host $host is not configured, can not deploy"
exit 1
fi
warn "$host_systemd_service_dir/$target.service does not exist, setting up..."
if [[ -z $host_home ]]; then
host_home=$(remote_eval "\$HOME")
fi
if [[ -z $host_user ]]; then
host_user=$(remote_eval "\$USER")
fi
cat <<END >".systemd.$target.service"
[Unit]
After=network-online.target
Wants=network-online.target
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
[Service]
WorkingDirectory=$host_home/$target
KillMode=process
ExecStart=$host_home/$target/bbgo run
User=$host_user
Restart=always
RestartSec=30
END
info "uploading systemd service file..."
scp ".systemd.$target.service" "$host:$target.service"
remote_run "sudo mv -v $target.service $host_systemd_service_dir/$target.service"
# scp ".systemd.$target.service" "$host:$host_systemd_service_dir/$target.service"
info "reloading systemd daemon..."
remote_run "sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl enable $target"
fi
bin_target=$bin_type-$host_os-$host_arch
if [[ "$use_dnum" == "yes" ]]; then
bin_target=$bin_type-dnum-$host_os-$host_arch
fi
info "building binary: $bin_target..."
make $bin_target
# copy the binary to the server
info "deploying..."
info "copying binary to host $host..."
if [[ $(remote_test "-e $host_bin_dir/bbgo-$tag") != "yes" ]] ; then
scp build/bbgo/$bin_target $host:$host_bin_dir/bbgo-$tag
else
info "binary $host_bin_dir/bbgo-$tag already exists, we will use the existing one"
fi
if [[ -n "$UPLOAD_ONLY" ]] ; then
# link binary and restart the systemd service
info "linking binary"
ssh $host "(cd $target && ln -sf \$HOME/$host_bin_dir/bbgo-$tag bbgo)"
else
info "linking binary and restarting..."
ssh $host "(cd $target && ln -sf \$HOME/$host_bin_dir/bbgo-$tag bbgo && sudo systemctl restart $target.service)"
fi
info "deployed successfully!"