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Takeoff

Takeoff is a service orchestration framework for python. It provides a python "DSL" for declaring complicated cloud infrastructures and provisioning those blueprints in an idempotent way.

You can find us in #yaybu on irc.oftc.net.

Here is an example Takeofffile:

account = workspace.add_aws_account()

aws = account.add_environment(
    name="production",
    cidr_block="10.30.0.0/20"
)

nat = aws.add_nat_gateway(
    name="nat_gateway",
)

load_balancer = aws.add_load_balancer(
    name="load_balancer",
    public=True,
)

postgres = aws.add_postgres(
    name="postgres",
)

redis = aws.add_redis(
    name="redis",
)

web = aws.add_auto_scaling_group(
    name="web",
    load_balancers=[load_balancer],
    user_data={
        "DATABASE_URL": postgres.get_property("Url"),
        "REDIS_URL": redis.get_property("Url"),
    },
)

worker = aws.add_auto_scaling_group(
    name="worker",
    user_data={
        "DATABASE_URL": postgres.get_property("Url"),
        "REDIS_URL": redis.get_property("Url"),
    },
)

#web_distribution = aws.add_web_distribution(
#    domains=['www.example.com'],
#)

You can then apply this configuration with:

takeoff apply