SPRNET-1414

Introducing PowerShell scripts designed to enable interaction with S3 for automating the NIGHLY build uploads
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sbohlen
2011-03-25 22:01:03 +00:00
parent e2cbd5b248
commit 4d677602a8
3 changed files with 184 additions and 14 deletions

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@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Commandline Examples:
global DIAGNOSTICS setting, applied to EVERY instance of <copy> task via verbose="${copy-verbose}" attribute
so as to be toggled in ONE place and affect ALL copy operations; leave FALSE except for debugging/troubleshooting the build
-->
<property name="copy-verbose" value="true" />
<property name="copy-verbose" value="false" />
<!-- global project settings -->
<property name="project.name" value="Spring.NET"/>
@@ -1033,9 +1033,9 @@ Commandline Examples:
<!-- build all binaries -->
<call target="build-all-function"/>
<call target="package-cvs"/>
<!-- DISABLED until new strategy for posting build package to site for download can be worked out
<call target="upload-cvs-release"/>
-->
</target>
<target name="build-all-function" description="Build what is in cvs taking into account approrpiate clr versions and root target name">
@@ -1192,19 +1192,17 @@ Commandline Examples:
<property name="serverpart" value="${spring.ssh.server + ':' + spring.web.path}" />
<property name="nightly.builds.path" value="downloads/nightly"/>
<echo message="uploading ${filetoupload} to s2-prod-wwworg-p1.vmware.com"/>
<exec workingdir="${package.dir}" program="scp_spring02.bat" verbose="true">
<arg value="${filetoupload}" />
<arg value="${serverpart}/${nightly.builds.path}/${filetoupload}" />
</exec>
<echo message="extracting ${filetoupload} to downloads/latest"/>
<property name="extract.command" value="cd website/downloads/nightly/; ./update-latest.sh"/>
<exec workingdir="${package.dir}" program="ssh_spring02.bat" verbose="true">
<arg value="${spring.ssh.server}" />
<arg value="${extract.command}" />
<echo message="uploading ${filetoupload} to AmazonS3..."/>
<exec workingdir="${spring.base.dir}" program="powershell.exe" verbose="true">
<arg value=".\s3-nightly-upload.ps1 -scrFolderPath ${package.dir} -srcFilename ${filetoupload}" />
</exec>
<echo message="Deleting outdated files on AmazonS3..."/>
<exec workingdir="${spring.basedir}" program="powershell.exe" verbose="true">
<arg value=".\s3-nightly-delete-old-files.ps1 -leaveLatest 10" />
</exec>
</target>
<target name="package-release-files" depends="set-package-configuration">

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@@ -0,0 +1,83 @@
Param($leaveLatest)
#declare named params for ease of calling via command-line
#note: this line is ONLY valid if it is the first line of the file
#PLEASE DO NOT MOVE THE PARAM(...) LINE FROM ITS CURRENT POSITION
# OR THIS SCRIPT WILL BREAK!!!
$credentialsFile = ".\s3-credentials.ps1"
#bail out if the credentials file cannot be found
if (!([IO.File]::Exists($credentialsFile)))
{
Write-Output ("***ERROR: cannot continue without the S3 credentials contained in " + $credentialsFile)
exit 1
}
else
{
. $credentialsFile
}
#CONST values
$key = GetKey
$secret = GetSecret
$targetFolderPath = "dist.springframework.org/snapshot/SPRNET"
$newline = [Environment]::NewLine
#verify the args aren't null before we proceed
if ((!($leaveLatest)))
{
Write-Output "***ERROR: INVALID ARGUMENTS***"
Write-Output $newline
Write-Output "Correct usage is..."
Write-Output "powershell.exe <scriptname> -leaveLatest <number-of-files-to-leave>"
Write-Output $newline
Write-Output "example:"
Write-Output "powershell.exe .\delete.ps1 -leaveLatest 10"
Write-Output "This will delete all but the 10 most recent files (by date) on S3"
#exit with exit code 1 (failure) so calling procs can know WTF happened
exit 1
}
#ensure the CloudBerry Labs snap-ins are loaded before we try to call them...
Add-PSSnapin CloudBerryLab.Explorer.PSSnapIn
#get the connection to s3
Write-Output "Connecting to S3..."
$s3 = Get-CloudS3Connection -Key $key -Secret $secret
Write-Output "...connection successful."
Write-Output $newline
#get a folder object that represents the target path
$targetFolder = $s3 | Select-CloudFolder -Path $targetFolderPath
#get the connection to s3
Write-Output ("Deleting old uploads so only the most recent " + $leaveLatest + " files remain...") $newline
$files = $targetFolder | Get-CloudItem | Sort-Object ModifyDate -Descending | Select-Object -Skip $leaveLatest
if($files)
{
$files | ForEach-Object {
Write-Output ("Removing file: " + $_.DisplayName + " ( originally uploaded: " + $_.ModifyDate + " )...")
Remove-CloudItem -Filter $_.DisplayName -Folder $targetFolder
Write-Output "...file deletion successful."
}
}
else
{
Write-Output (">>>There are less than " + $leaveLatest + " files on S3 so no files need to be removed from S3 at this time.")
}
Write-Output $newline
#if we get this far, we should return ERRORCODE 0 so calling procs can know we succeeded
#technically this is redundant, but best to be explicit :)
Write-Output $newline
Write-Output "Exiting Powershell script normally."
exit 0

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Param($srcFolderPath, $srcFilename)
#declare named params for ease of calling via command-line
#note: this line is ONLY valid if it is the first line of the file
#PLEASE DO NOT MOVE THE PARAM(...) LINE FROM ITS CURRENT POSITION
# OR THIS SCRIPT WILL BREAK!!!
$credentialsFile = ".\s3-credentials.ps1"
#bail out if the credentials file cannot be found
if (!([IO.File]::Exists($credentialsFile)))
{
Write-Output ("***ERROR: cannot continue without the S3 credentials contained in " + $credentialsFile)
exit 1
}
else
{
. $credentialsFile
}
#CONST values
$key = GetKey
$secret = GetSecret
$uploadFolderPath = "dist.springframework.org/snapshot/SPRNET"
$newline = [Environment]::NewLine
#verify the args aren't null before we proceed
if ((!($srcFolderPath))-or (!($srcFilename)))
{
Write-Output "***ERROR: INVALID ARGUMENTS***"
Write-Output $newline $newline
Write-Output "Correct usage is..."
Write-Output "powershell.exe <scriptname> -srcFolderPath <folderpath> -srcFilename <filename>"
Write-Output $newline
Write-Output "example:"
Write-Output "powershell.exe .\s3upload.ps1 -srcFolderPath c:\uploads -srcFilename FileToUpload.txt"
#exit with exit code 1 (failure) so calling procs can know WTF happened
exit 1
}
#bail out if the source folder cannot be found
if (!([IO.Directory]::Exists($srcFolderPath)))
{
Write-Output "***ERROR***"
Write-Output ("path '" + $srcFolderPath + "' doesn't exist or in inaccessible.")
exit 1
}
#bail out if the source file cannot be found
$fullPathToSourceFile = [IO.Path]::Combine($srcFolderPath, $srcFilename)
if (!([IO.File]::Exists($fullPathToSourceFile)))
{
Write-Output "***ERROR***"
Write-Output ("File '" + $fullPathToSourceFile + "' doesn't exist or in inaccessible.")
exit 1
}
#ensure the CloudBerry Labs snap-ins are loaded before we try to call them...
Add-PSSnapin CloudBerryLab.Explorer.PSSnapIn
#get the connection to s3
Write-Output "Connecting to S3..."
$s3 = Get-CloudS3Connection -Key $key -Secret $secret
Write-Output "...connection successful."
Write-Output $newline
#get a folder object that represents the destination
$destination = $s3 | Select-CloudFolder -Path $uploadFolderPath
#get a folder object that represents the local source folder
$source = Get-CloudFilesystemConnection | Select-CloudFolder $srcFolderPath
#perform the actual copy to s3
Write-Output ("Uploading file '" + $fullPathToSourceFile + "' to S3 path: '" + $uploadFolderPath +"'...")
$source | Copy-CloudItem $destination $srcFilename
Write-Output "...upload successful."
Write-Output $newline
#if we get this far, we should return ERRORCODE 0 so calling procs can know we succeeded
#technically this is redundant, but best to be explicit :)
Write-Output $newline
Write-Output "Exiting Powershell script normally."
exit 0