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@schibsted/configure-convox-racks
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Simple npm package to configure your convox racks parameters.
Simple npm package to configure your convox racks parameters.
First, you need to install this library as dependency in your project - npm install --save-dev @schibsted/configure-convox-racks
Create config file (name it as you want i.e. convox-config.js). Below is an example of the structure that this file should have:
module.exports = [
{
name: 'organisation/rack',
config: {
Autoscale: 'Yes',
InstancePolicy: 'some policy',
OnDemandMinCount: '1',
InstanceType: 't3.medium',
BuildMemory: '1024',
BuildCpu: '256',
VolumeSize: '70',
BuildVolumeSize: '100',
// etc
}},
// another rack
];
In this example, there is a configuration for single rack. However, you can pass as many racks here as you want, each needs to be an object in the array, that has the structure described above.
Now all you have to do is type in terminal:
npx @schibsted/configure-convox-racks plan -c convox-config.js to see if there are some changesnpx @schibsted/configure-convox-racks apply -c convox-config.js to apply those changesThat's it :)
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Simple npm package to configure your convox racks parameters.
We found that @schibsted/configure-convox-racks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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