Nami - Orchestrate AWS ECS with kubectl-like Commands

Nami is a command-line tool that simplifies the orchestration of AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service) using commands similar to kubectl, making it easier for developers and DevOps teams to manage containerized applications on AWS. With Nami, you can seamlessly deploy, scale, and manage containerized workloads on ECS, leveraging familiar commands and workflows.

Features

kubectl-like Commands: Nami adopts a syntax similar to kubectl, providing a familiar experience for users already familiar with Kubernetes.

AWS ECS Integration: Interact with AWS ECS using Nami commands, simplifying the deployment and management of containerized applications.

Scale Applications: Scale your ECS services up or down with a simple command, adjusting resources based on demand.

In progress

AWS Proton Integration: Easily deploy and manage containerized workloads on ECS, including tasks, services, and clusters.

Configuration Management: support for configuration files and templates to deploy ECS services as Cloudformation stack.

Installing

git clone https://github.com/chnacib/nami.git
cd nami
go build
mv nami /usr/bin
nami version

Command Line Reference

List available commands.

nami -h

nami --help

List clusters

nami get clusters

List services

nami get service -c [cluster]

List Tasks

nami get task [service] -c [cluster]

List Task definition

nami get taskdefinition

List Task definition revisions

nami get revision [taskdefinition]

List autoscaling

nami get autoscaling -c [cluster]

Describe cluster

nami describe cluster [cluster]

Describe service

nami describe service [service] -c [cluster]

Describe task

nami describe task [task] -c [cluster]

Describe task definition

nami describe taskdefinition [taskdefinition]

Set autoscaling configuration

nami set autoscale [service] --cpu 40 --mem 30 --request 500 --min 1 --max 10 -c [cluster]

Set service desired count

nami set replicas [service] -d 5 -c [cluster]

Update service revision

nami set revision [service] -r 78 -c [cluster]

Container exec interactive command

nami exec [task] -c [cluster] [command]

Retrieve container logs

nami logs task [task] -c [cluster] --limit 500

nami logs service [service] -c [cluster] --limit 500

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