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AWS OpsWorks examples using Tools for PowerShell

The following code examples show you how to perform actions and implement common scenarios by using the AWS Tools for PowerShell with AWS OpsWorks.

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The following code example shows how to use New-OPSDeployment.

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Example 1: This command creates a new app deployment on all of the Linux-based instances in a layer in AWS OpsWorks Stacks. Even if you specify a layer ID, you must specify a stack ID, too. The command lets the deployment restart the instances if required.

New-OPSDeployment -StackID "724z93zz-zz78-4zzz-8z9z-1290123zzz1z" -LayerId "511b99c5-ec78-4caa-8a9d-1440116ffd1b" -AppId "0f7a109c-bf68-4336-8cb9-d37fe0b8c61d" -Command_Name deploy -Command_Arg @{Name="allow_reboot";Value="true"}

Example 2: This command deploys the appsetup recipe from the phpapp cookbook, and the secbaseline recipe from the testcookbook cookbook. The deployment target is one instance, but the stack ID and layer ID are also required. The Command_Arg parameter allow_reboot attribute is set to true, which lets the deployment restart the instances if required.

$commandArgs = '{ "Name":"execute_recipes", "Args"{ "recipes":["phpapp::appsetup","testcookbook::secbaseline"] } }'
New-OPSDeployment -StackID "724z93zz-zz78-4zzz-8z9z-1290123zzz1z" -LayerId "511b99c5-ec78-4caa-8a9d-1440116ffd1b" -InstanceId "d89a6118-0007-4ccf-a51e-59f844127021" -Command_Name $commandArgs -Command_Arg @{Name="allow_reboot";Value="true

  • For API details, see CreateDeployment in AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference.