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Documentation

Purpose and motivation

The software we are ripping off (X) is built on top of a build system Y (like Rake or CMake) with an embedded DSL which is also turing complete. Therefore we will be using GNU make to ilustrate the absurdity X.

The build system Y in software X belongs to the Java ecosystem.

Example project structure

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├── marr/
├── project-name/
│   ├── 01-dev/
│   │   ├── app-01/
│   └── 03-prod/
│       ├── app-01/
│       └── app-02/
├── Makefile
├── application-server.mk
  • marr/: The marr framework (git submodule)
  • Makefile: The entry point for gnu make
  • application-server.mk: Project specific code to handle setup a sever
  • project-name/: Directory structure which contains variables for the differen environments and servers.

Makefile

The Makefile should include the framework and project specific makefiles.

# Include the framework
include marr/*.mk

# Include project specific code
include *.mk

# Otherwise include files selectively
include application-server.mk

Variables / Context

Variables can be stored in an arbitrary directory structure and sourced by a shell.

The variables can assembled by the context parameter which use a glob pattern for the directory structure.

Example usage

Examples of how to use the tool to a feeling of the surface API.

Run custom / adhoc command

Connect to all servers in dev environment and execute id; uname -a.

make run-custom-cmd context='project-name/01-dev/*' cmd='id; uname -a'
  • context: Context represents all of the servers and settings (*sigh* stupid name...)
  • cmd: Shell command that gets executed on the server

Install docker

make package-install-docker context='project-name/01-dev/app-*'