DigitalOcean Autoscale

DigitalOcean Autoscale is a tool to automatic scale your infrastructure on Digital Ocean.

How it works

DigitalOcean Autoscale runs in a master server that can be used as LoaBalance too. The service will check in every 5 minutes the server's health, if the CPU usage average is more than 80%, DG AutoScale will create a new droplet and register in the LoadBalance. If the CPU usage average is lower than 20%, the service will down one droplet.

Installation

Just clone this repository:

git clone git@github.com:sergiovilar/digitalocean-autoscale.git

Requirements

Vagrant
Git
Php 5.3+

Usage

Machine configuration

To start using DigitalOcean Autoscale you need to create a VM using Puphpet and select Digital Ocean in the first page. Configure your machine and download the .zip containing all the machine configuration.
You'll need to do some changes in the puphpet/config.yaml file like this example, add the ${token} and ${hostname} variables to your file and save.
Assuming that the previous code generated by puphpet and modified by you are in a git repository, you'll need to create a boxes.json file following the example on boxes.json.sample. This file specifies the repository to clone and to start the machine, you need to fill your DigitalOcean token too.
To your master server connect to the slaves, you need to create a SSH key in your master server and register in DigitalOcean with "Vagrant" name, run this command to :
```
 ssh-keygen -t rsa
```
To get the generated key, run this command and copy the output.
```
 cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
```
Go to your Account on Digital Ocean > SSH Keys and add a new with the content that you copied and the Vagrant as name.

Running the service

Before run the service is recommended to disable your know_hosts checking.

Just run:

php src/initialize.php

If you like to run in a server over ssh, run:

./run.sh

Support

Please, if you have any questions, open a issue.

sergiopvilar/digitalocean-autoscale