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How can I do "git pull" automatically when my server starts

I am using an ec2 @ubuntu instance. I am trying to automatically execute "git pull" after I start a new instance from AMI. The repo dir is already in my AMI, all I need is updating the repo.

What am I doing now, I put the "git pull origin master" in rc.local .... but it does not work ....

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I got it for work.

sudo -u ubuntu -i git - git -dir = / home / ubuntu / blastoff / .git --work-tree = / home / ubuntu / blastoff / fetch origin sudo -u ubuntu -i git - git -dir = / home /ubuntu/blastoff/.git --work-tree = / home / ubuntu / blastoff / merge origin / master

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git --git-dir=some/dir/.git pull origin master must work

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/etc/rc.local/, ~/.profile. sudo su , .

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fooobar.com/questions/12613/... , , - rc.local ( , ):

#!/bin/bash -e
# /etc/rc.local

# Ensure folders in array have a trailing slash!

declare -a folders=("/var/www/html/project1/" "/var/www/html/project2/" "/some/other/location/")

# Update to latest in all above folders

for i in "${folders[@]}"
do
        sudo -u ubuntu -i git --git-dir=$i/.git --work-tree=$i fetch origin
        sudo -u ubuntu -i git --git-dir=$i/.git --work-tree=$i pull
done

exit 0
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git pull, ( ), cloud-init.

Verify AWS documents pass shell script instance with user data

This can be automated using ansible / saltstack , etc., but for testing you can manually load the script. In step 3, “Configure Instance” in “Preliminary Details”, select the “File” option and place the script below.

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You can load your custom script there:

#!/bin/sh

echo "git pull or any other custom commands here"
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