Structure
The jets init command generates config/jets with the following directory structure:
config/jets
├── bootstrap.rb
├── deploy.rb
├── env
│ └── .env
└── project.rb
Config Jets Files
Here’s an summary of the config/jets files.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| config/jets/project.rb | Project settings like project name. The project name is a part of the stack name to deploy. IE: project=demo => stack=demo-dev gets to deploy to AWS. |
| config/jets/bootstrap.rb | Bootstrap settings are used for the jets deploy initial bootstrap deployment. This phase creates the s3 bucket and codebuild remote runner which will be used to deploy your project. The remote runner provides a consistent build environment, CPU architecture, raw horsepower, and internet speed. See: Remote Runner. |
| config/jets/deploy.rb | This is where the main deploy settings live. It tells the jets remote runner how it should deploy. These are the settings you’ll probably update the most. |