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Highlights

  • Push to BitBucket triggers API Gateway which triggers AWS Lambda

  • AWS Lambda clones the BitBucket repository onto the AWS Lambda then pushes the latest code to GitHub

  • Once the code hits GitHub it triggers the Serverless Framework Pro CI/CD which will deploy the updates

Supports

  • nodejs12.x runtime

Issues

nodegit is a native npm module, we can't package from MacOS and directly upload. Meaning we need to build a Docker container and deploy from there. Below are the steps.

Steps

  1. Create a BitBucket private repo & create a GitHub private repo

  2. Create an app password with BitBucket & create a Github personal access token

  3. Setup Serverless Framework Pro org, app, profile with AWS IAM role deployment, and profile params matching environment variables listed in serverless.yml

  4. Create a Serverless Framework Pro personal access key

  5. Install Docker + Start Docker + Run docker build -t git-mirror-lambda . to build deployment container locally

  6. Run docker run -it git-mirror-lambda /bin/bash to get inside the container

  7. Run cd /app to get into right folder

  8. Run export SERVERLESS_ACCESS_KEY=XXXXXXXXX swapping in your Serverless Framework Personal access key

  9. Run sls deploy --stage dev --region us-west-2 -v swapping in your desired stage and region

  10. Create a BitBucket webhook copying the API URL printed in the terminal after deployment

  11. Run sls logs -f webhook --stage dev --region us-west-2 -t to listen for logs

  12. Push a file into your BitBucket Repo and watch the Lambda log come through the terminal output

  13. Navigate to GitHub repository to see the latest commit