This automation tooling generates a single file binary from a given Python
application using pyInstaller, it then moves the
binary to its expected path (/opt/example/binary), and using
fpm, a package (.rpm) is generated
containing basic metadata (as defined in Makefile). In addition to that, a
temporarily local yum repository is created under /repo where the previously
generated .rpm is added to. Finally, this repository is synced with an S3
bucket.
The directory scripts/ contains the post-install and post-uninstall actions,
this boilerplate contains all necessary set of commands so your application can
be make use of systemd service manager.
- More parameters!
- Forget about yum repo, send .rpm to private bucket instead. Have another tool to fetch packages from this bucket and populate (incrementally) a yum repository (another public bucket?)
- Consider more packages types (.deb?)
- Systemd support should be optional (parameterized)