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systems.py
Source: systems.py
...139 def install(self, params):140 if 'installer' in params:141 self.INSTALLER = params.installer142 self._update_system(params)143 self._stop_agent(params)144 response = self.s3.get_object(Bucket=params.bucket, Key=params.key)145 with open(self.INSTALLER, 'wb') as f:146 f.write(response['Body'].read())147 subprocess.check_call(148 ['chmod', '+x', './{0}'.format(self.INSTALLER)]149 )150 credentials = self.session.get_credentials()151 environment = os.environ.copy()152 environment['AWS_REGION'] = params.region153 environment['AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID'] = credentials.access_key154 environment['AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY'] = credentials.secret_key155 if credentials.token is not None:156 environment['AWS_SESSION_TOKEN'] = credentials.token157 subprocess.check_call(158 ['./{0}'.format(self.INSTALLER), 'auto'],159 env=environment160 )161 def uninstall(self, params):162 process = self._stop_agent(params)163 if process.returncode == 0:164 self._remove_agent(params)165 def _update_system(self, params):166 raise NotImplementedError('preinstall')167 def _remove_agent(self, params):168 raise NotImplementedError('remove_agent')169 def _stop_agent(self, params):170 process = subprocess.Popen(171 ['service', 'codedeploy-agent', 'stop'],172 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,173 stderr=subprocess.PIPE174 )175 (output, error) = process.communicate()176 if process.returncode != 0 and params.not_found_msg not in error:177 raise RuntimeError(178 'Failed to stop the AWS CodeDeploy Agent:\n{0}'.format(error)179 )180 return process181class Ubuntu(Linux):182 def _update_system(self, params):183 subprocess.check_call(['apt-get', '-y', 'update'])184 subprocess.check_call(['apt-get', '-y', 'install', 'ruby2.0'])185 def _remove_agent(self, params):186 subprocess.check_call(['dpkg', '-r', 'codedeploy-agent'])187 def _stop_agent(self, params):188 params.not_found_msg = 'codedeploy-agent: unrecognized service'189 return Linux._stop_agent(self, params)190class RHEL(Linux):191 def _update_system(self, params):192 subprocess.check_call(['yum', '-y', 'install', 'ruby'])193 def _remove_agent(self, params):194 subprocess.check_call(['yum', '-y', 'erase', 'codedeploy-agent'])195 def _stop_agent(self, params):196 params.not_found_msg = 'Redirecting to /bin/systemctl stop codedeploy-agent.service'...
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