stackery deploy

stackery deploy

Deploy a stack

Synopsis

Deploy a new stack or update an existing stack

stackery deploy --stack-name=<stack> --env-name=<environment> --git-ref=<ref> [flags]

Examples

Deploy a stack to the "production" environment from the "master" branch:

stackery deploy -n my-stack -e production -r master

Options

      --access-key-id string           AWS access key ID
      --aws-profile string             AWS profile name
  -b, --base-dir string                Build & Package your stack locally by resolving relative paths to a function's source code with respect to this folder (default ".")
      --codebuild-cli-version string   Use a specific CLI version (or 'beta') in CodeBuild
      --deploy-hooks-dir string        Path to a folder where deploy phase overrides are located (default "deployHooks")
  -e, --env-name string                The environment name
      --execute-changeset string       CloudFormation template change set ARN
  -r, --git-ref string                 The repository commit reference
  -h, --help                           help for deploy
      --interactive-setup              (deprecated) An interactive mode that will help walk you through any setup required to deploy your stack locally
      --prepare-only                   Prepare a deployment in your AWS account without executing the generated CloudFormation template
      --secret-access-key string       AWS secret access key
      --session-token string           AWS session token
  -n, --stack-name string              The stack name
      --strategy string                Override the default build strategy [valid options are 'codebuild', 'local', and 'legacy']
  -t, --template-path string           Path to template
  -u, --use-container                  Run 'sam build' with the '--use-container' flag to build your function inside an AWS Lambda-like Docker container

Options inherited from parent commands

      --non-interactive   Skip user inputs

SEE ALSO

• stackery - Stackery command line tool