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# terraform-aws-ecs-saver A module for shutting down or scaling down ECS Service during the specified time. ## Usage Deploy the module. ```terraform module "ecs-saver" { source = "kota65535/ecs-saver/aws" version = "0.6.0" # Default is UTC timezone = "Asia/Tokyo" } ``` Then add following tags to your ECS Service. | Tag | Description | |------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | AutoStartTime | Start time in 24-hour format (0-23) | | AutoStartWeekday | Space-seperated list of weekdays as integers to start (1-7, Monday to Sunday) | | AutoStopTime | Stop time in 24-hour format (0-23) | | AutoStopWeekday | Space-seperated list of weekdays as integers to stop (1-7, Monday to Sunday) | | AutoStopCount | Number of tasks when stopped. Default: 0 | ## Examples Start at 9:00 AM and stop at 6:00 PM every day: - AutoStartTime: `9` - AutoStopTime: `18` Start at 7:00 AM and stop at 10:00 PM on Tuesday: - AutoStartTime: `7` - AutoStopTime: `22` - AutoStartWeekday: `2` Start at 10:00 AM and scale down to 1 task at 2:00 AM the next day on weekdays: - AutoStartTime: `10` - AutoStopTime: `2` - AutoStartWeekday: `1 2 3 4 5` - AutoStopCount: `1` ## Invoke Lambda function manually You can start/stop ECS Services manually by invoking the Lambda function. ``` aws lambda invoke --function-name ecs-saver --payload '<payload>' out ``` ### Payload format | Key | Type | Description | Example | |----------|----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------| | action | string | Operation to perform (`start` or `stop`) | `"stop"` | | cluster | string | ECS cluster name. Must be used with `services`. | `"my-cluster"` | | services | list of string | List of ECS service names. Must be used with `cluster`. | `["my-service-1", "my-service-2"]` | | tags | list of object | List of ECS service tags in the format `{"key": <key>, "value": <value>}`. All values must match exactly. | `[{"key": "Project", "value": "awesome"}]` | ### Example Stop `my-service-1` and `my-service-2` in `my-cluster`. ```json { "action": "stop", "cluster": "my-cluster", "services": ["my-service-1", "my-service-2"] } ``` Start all services with the tags `Project: awesome` and `Env: dev`. ```json { "action": "start", "tags": [{"key": "Project", "value": "awesome"}, {"key": "Env", "value": "dev"}] } ``` ## Notes ### Do not delete `LastDesiredCount` tag This module saves the desired count to a tag called `LastDesiredCount` when stopping an ECS service. Therefore, if you delete this tag, you will not be able to restore the service. If you manage ECS services with Terraform, please ignore changes to this tag. ```terraform resource "aws_ecs_service" "main" { ...other configurations... lifecycle { ignore_changes = [ tags["LastDesiredCount"] ] } } ```
