AWS-ECR.SH

This is utility script in order to push image to aws ecr service. Aws Login use get-authorization-token method in order to authentication.

You can;

1. You build image without push to aws for your local development
2. You build and push to aws and you can see image in the ecr service.

Requirements

1. Your aws iam user must be configured with aws cli with named profiles

aws configure --profile <your aws profile name | default: aws-ecr>

You find out more details https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-profiles.html

Running

On the fly (I recommend) running.

bash < (curl -s <raw aws-ecr.sh file URL>) [OPTIONS] COMMAND

For example;
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/omeroot/aws-ecr.sh/master/aws-ecr.sh) [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

If you want to pass options when running script, you could create .env file and define variables which using in script.

.env file content

URI=<ecr uri>
REPO=<image repository uri>
APP_NAME=<image name>
PROFILE=<aws profile name>
SSH_KEY=~/.ssh/<your_key_rsa>

SSH_KEY is optional

OPTIONS

OPTIONS	DESCRIPTION
-t | --tag	Tag of your docker image (beta, latest, version x.x.x ...)
-r | --repository	Your aws image repository (You should push same image to same repository)
-p | --profile	Your aws profile name for ecr
-n | --name	Image name
-u | --uri	Aws ecr url created according to your aws account.

COMMAND

COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
release	Push image to aws ecr
build	Build image with tag version and tag latest
auth	Login to Aws Ecr with authenticated profile

If you dont pass no command script only build your image according to given options.