Packaging the application

$ tt pack TYPE [OPTION ...] ..

tt pack packages an application into a distributable bundle of the specified TYPE:

tgz: create a .tgz archive.
deb: create a DEB package.
rpm: create an RPM package.

The command below creates a DEB package for an application:

$ tt pack deb

This command generates a .deb file whose name depends on the environment directory name and the operating system architecture, for example, test-env_0.1.0.0-1_x86_64.deb. You can also pass various options to the tt pack command to adjust generation properties, for example, customize a bundle name, choose which artifacts should be included, specify the required application dependencies.

Options

--all¶: Include all artifacts in a bundle. In this case, a bundle might include snapshots, WAL files, and logs.

--app-list APPLICATIONS¶

Specify the applications included in a bundle.

Example

$ tt pack tgz --app-list app1,app3

--cartridge-compat¶

Applicable to: tgz

Package a Cartridge CLI-compatible archive.

--deps STRINGS¶

Applicable to: deb, rpm

Specify dependencies included in RPM and DEB packages.

Example

$ tt pack deb --deps 'wget,make>0.1.0,unzip>1,unzip<=7'

--deps-file STRING¶

Applicable to: deb, rpm

Specify the path to a file containing dependencies included in RPM and DEB packages. For example, the package-deps.txt file below contains several dependencies and their versions:

unzip==6.0
neofetch>=6,<7
gcc>8

If this file is placed in the current directory, a tt pack command might look like this:

$ tt pack deb --deps-file package-deps.txt

--filename¶

Specify a bundle name.

Example

$ tt pack tgz --filename sample-app.tar.gz

--name PACKAGE_NAME¶

Specify a package name.

Example

$ tt pack tgz --name sample-app --version 1.0.1

--preinst¶

Applicable to: deb, rpm

Specify the path to a pre-install script for RPM and DEB packages.

Example

$ tt pack deb --preinst pre.sh

--postinst¶

Applicable to: deb, rpm

Specify the path to a post-install script for RPM and DEB packages.

Example

$ tt pack deb --postinst post.sh

--tarantool-version¶: Specify a Tarantool version for packaging in a Docker container. For use with --use-docker only.

--use-docker¶

Build a package in an Ubuntu 18.04 Docker container. To specify a Tarantool version to use in the container, add the --tarantool-version option.

Before executing tt pack with this option, make sure Docker is running.

--version PACKAGE_VERSION¶

Specify a package version.

Example

$ tt pack tgz --name sample-app --version 1.0.1

--with-binaries¶: Include Tarantool and tt binaries in a bundle.

--without-binaries¶: Don’t include Tarantool and tt binaries in a bundle.

--without-modules¶: Don’t include external modules in a bundle.

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Packaging the application

Options