Atlas deployment

Including or Excluding Files
Other Deployment Options

Travis CI can automatically deploy your application to Atlas after a successful build.

Hashicorp announced that Atlas is being decommissioned by March 30, 2017. It is replaced by Terraform Enterprise.

To deploy your application to Atlas:

Sign in to your Atlas account.
Generate an Atlas API token for Travis CI.

Add the following minimum configuration to your .travis.yml

deploy:
  provider: atlas
  token: "YOUR ATLAS API TOKEN"
  app: "YOUR ATLAS USERNAME/YOUR ATLAS APP NAME"

Including or Excluding Files #

You can include and exclude files by adding the include and exclude entries to .travis.yml. Both are glob patterns of files or directories to include or exclude, and may be specified multiple times. If there is a conflict, excludes have precedence over includes.

deploy:
  provider: atlas
  exclude: "*.log"
  include:
   - "build/*"
   - "bin/*"

Using your Version Control System #

Get the lists of files to exclude and include from your version control system (Git, Mercurial or Subversion):

deploy:
  provider: atlas
  vcs: true

Other Deployment Options #

Specifying the Address of the Atlas Server: #

deploy:
   provider: atlas
   address: "URL OF THE ATLAS SERVER"

Adding Custom Metadata #

Add one or more items of metadata:

deploy:
  provider: atlas
  metadata:
    - "custom_name=Jane"
    - "custom_surname=Doe"

Conditional Deploys #

You can deploy only when certain conditions are met. See Conditional Releases with on:.

Running commands before and after deploy #

Sometimes you want to run commands before or after deploying. You can use the before_deploy and after_deploy stages for this. These will only be triggered if Travis CI is actually deploying.

before_deploy: "echo 'ready?'"
deploy:
  ..
  after_deploy:
    - ./after_deploy_1.sh
    - ./after_deploy_2.sh