Add Contextual AWS Deployment to GitHub Actions

[kj4ezj]

From devrel issue 135, this pull request adds steps to the CICD pipeline for the DevHub frontend that determine whether the current build is on a branch or tag, then deploys to production for tags or does a "dry run" deployment for branch builds (base or feature). The deployment syncs the website objects to the bucket, tags them, asks the CDN to update edge nodes, then waits until that finishes (or times out after ten minutes). If the CICD system returns EXIT_SUCCESS, the CDN should be serving the latest site version worldwide.

I also added code to push the frontend package.json with some build metadata to learn.eosnetwork.com/package.json. This will make it easier to determine which version of the website is being served by CDN edges if there are deployment issues.

curl -fsSL 'https://learn.eosnetwork.com/package.json' | jq '.git'

See Also

• Pull Request 1 - .gitignore Updates
• Pull Request 2 - Pin nodeJS Toolchain
• Pull Request 3 - Add the MIT License to This Repo
• Pull Request 4 - package.json + README.md Updates
• Pull Request 5 - Moar Documentation
• Pull Request 6 - Rename BACKEND_API to DEVHUB_BACKEND_API in the Environment
• Pull Request 7 - DevHub Frontend CICD Pipeline - Build Part 1
• Pull Request 8 - DevHub Frontend CICD Pipeline - Build Part 2
• Pull Request 9 - Authenticate to AWS Using OIDC in GitHub Actions
• Pull Request 10 - Add Contextual AWS Deployment to GitHub Actions
• Pull Request 11 - Fix Production AWS Deployment

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[kj4ezj]

I ran into an issue here where "dry run" support in the AWS CLI is inconsistent.

See Also:

• aws-sdk issue 393 - aws s3api put-object-acl, etc do not have --dryrun option
• aws-sdk issue 1965 - Add global --dry-run parameter