[beneills]

I'm trying this out by deploying my website (static files generated from Jekyll source and served, all in a Docker image).

I've written the following instructions for updating the site (build new image, push to Docker Hub, pull into hyper.sh, stop previous container, run new one, attach floating IP). Does it seem reasonable?

    HYPER_IP=209.177.92.197
    LATEST_HASH=$(git log -1 --pretty=format:%h)
    IMAGE_NAME=beneills/website:$LATEST_HASH

    docker build -t $IMAGE_NAME .
    docker push $IMAGE_NAME

    hyper pull $IMAGE_NAME
    hyper run -d -p 80 --name website $IMAGE_NAME
    EXISTING_CONTAINER=$(hyper ps --filter name=website --quiet)
    hyper stop $EXISTING_CONTAINER
    hyper rm $EXISTING_CONTAINER
    hyper run --size=s1 -d -p 80 --name website
    beneills/website:2994001
    hyper fip attach $HYPER_IP website

[TheDong]

> LATEST_HASH=$(git log -1 --pretty=format:%h)

LATEST_HASH=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)

is the more normal way to do that.

It also looks like you'll have downtime due to deleting then running. Eww.

[mrmrcoleman]

Hey Beneilles, this looks reasonable but I'm not sure where you got your Hyper_IP from.

Could you drop a note on the forum [1] or join the slack [2] and ask there?

[1] https://forum.hyper.sh/ [2] https://slack.hyper.sh/