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ec2.cs291.com

The purpose of this repository is to store the tools necessary to build and configure the ec2.cs291.com SSH jumpbox.

This machine can be used to push elastic beanstalk deployments for the primary project, and is also used to deploy to AWS lambda in project 1.

Creating the jumpbox

Install terraform to your operating system (brew install terraform). The following assumes you have an AWS profile called scalableinternetservices-admin that has a keypair for an account with IAM admin-level permissions.

cd terraform
AWS_PROFILE=scalableinternetservices-admin terraform init
AWS_PROFILE=scalableinternetservices-admin terraform apply

Copy scripts

rsync -auv scripts/ ec2-user@ec2.cs291.com:

Make launch_tsung.sh avilable

scp launch_tsung.sh ec2-user@ec2.cs291.com:
ssh ec2-user@ec2.cs291.com 'sudo mv launch_tsung.sh /usr/bin/'

Run aws configure

Fetch your AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY for your scalableinternetservices-admin user and then run aws configure on the jumpbox. Use us-west-2 as the default region.

Set up cleanup crontab

Run crontab -e and paste in the following:

MAILTO=cs291-aaaaecxj7l46ed6fkmwup2fely@appfolio.slack.com
*/5 * * * * ~/scalable_cleanup.py

Create Credential Files

Make a list of teamnames in usernames.txt and then run:

mkdir credentials
cd credentials
for username in $(cat ../usernames.txt); do
    scalable_admin aws $username
done
cd -

Rsync credentials to jumpbox

rsync -auv credentials ec2-user@ec2.cs291.com:

Run prepare_acounts.sh script

ssh ec2-user@ec2.cs291.com ./prepare_accounts.sh

Share Credentials

Follow these instructions to fetch a credentials json file: https://pythonhosted.org/PyDrive/quickstart.html#authentication

Move that file to $HOME/.config/share_credentials.json.

cd share_credentials
pip install -r requirements.txt