Add GitHub Actions workflow for auto deployments

voila-dashboards / tljh-voila-gallery

Configuration for deploying the Voilà Gallery with The Littlest JupyterHub

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Add GitHub Actions workflow for auto deployments #81

Closed jtpio closed 5 years ago

jtpio commented 5 years ago

Add a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically deploy the gallery when pushing to master.

This is a very simple fix https://github.com/voila-dashboards/gallery/issues/57, but good enough for now. We can build on top of that afterwards, or even move the deploy script to the voila-gallery.org-deploy repo.

This is what the workflow does:

SSH into the existing instance
Reinstall the gallery package
Restart JupyterHub
Test it's up again after 5 seconds

jtpio commented 5 years ago

@SylvainCorlay @maartenbreddels I need admin access on this repo to add the secrets:

jtpio commented 5 years ago

Example runs in this fork PR (used for testing, to be deleted later): https://github.com/jtpio/gallery/pull/1

SylvainCorlay commented 5 years ago

@jtpio you now have admin priviledges to this repository.

jtpio commented 5 years ago

@SylvainCorlay thanks!

jtpio commented 5 years ago

Secrets have been added.

I think we can press the green button and see how it goes.

jtpio commented 5 years ago

As briefly mentioned in the first post of the issue, this is a bit of a "poor man's solution" to doing deployments (SSHing into a machine). But it's a start.

Also to give some context on why using GitHub actions:

There was no CI for the gallery before (starting from scratch)
Actions are easily accessible on GitHub, no extra application to install
The SSH action (appleboy/ssh-action) is exactly what we need here

jtpio commented 5 years ago

The latest changes (Jupyter logo added last Friday) that were not deployed are now live: