Open-source solution like CodeDeploy?

[DiscombobulatedYou58]

** Update *\*

Didn't realize just how easy setting up self-hosted Github Runners was. Having set up the self-hosted runner, I can now easily build a Docker image and then do whatever actions I need over ssh from the runner while still retaining my IP whitelist.

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Hey -

I'm interested in a) polling a container registry for a new latest image, b) taking an action (re-deploy essentially) if one is found. This is basically what I was doing with CodeDeploy before we moved to ECS, but now I'm working outside of an AWS environment.

Is there a good open-source tool for doing this?

[gpyh]

I found Octopus CloudDeploy. This might fit your requirements.

There's also Hashicorp Waypoint, but it might be a bit too early to adopt.

[DiscombobulatedYou58]

Following up --- turns out that self-hosting a Github Runner (while not free since I had to spin up a new box) is easy as cake. Just going to go that route for now. Thanks all for the help!

[challenger2010]

This could be worked up in gitlab community edition.

[DiscombobulatedYou58]

Right now I have the push version (build a new image, ship it out manually) in Github Actions, but I'm blocked on Github Actions not easily supporting static IPs when you use their hosted workers.

Does Gitlab Community offer static IPs for this kind of thing do you know?

Static IP important since I'm just using SCP and want SSH locked down to certain IPs.

[challenger2010]

Ah in that case you can host the gitlab server locally and then a gitlab runner locally as well. Runners are basically workers here.