Docker Swarm Deploy with GitHub Actions

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About this project

This is a GitHub Action intended to simplify the development experience while deploying with Docker Swarm.

Features:

• 😃 Simple to use
• 🏗️ Bring your own container + configuration
• 💯 Replicate 100% of production from Development to CI to Deployment

Usage

Here is an example workflow:

# TBD

Configuration options

Parameter	Description	Default	Required
docker_compose_file_path	Set your docker compose file path with the CLI options.	-c docker-compose.yml -c docker-compose.prod.yml	false
stack_name	The name of your docker stack.		true
deployment_ssh_private_key	The private key you have authenticated to connect to your server via SSH.		⚠️ true
remote_ssh_known_hosts	The public key of your SSH server to validate we are connecting to the right server.		⚠️ true
remote_ssh_deployment_user	The user that you would like to connect as on the remote server via SSH.	deploy	⚠️ true
remote_ssh_server_hostname	The hostname or IP address of the server you want to connect to.		⚠️ true
remote_ssh_port	The SSH port of the remote server you would like to connect to.	22	false
registry	Comma-separated list of container registries to authenticate with (e.g., "docker.io,ghcr.io").	docker.io (Default to Docker Hub if not specified)	false
registry-username	The username to use to authenticate with the container registry.		true
registry-token	The token or password to use to authenticate with the container registry.		true

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