Removed scenario --tail.

configuration/aws-automation/aws-setup.sh

@@ -127,7 +127,6 @@ usage() {
   --associate-alb               Associate instance with existing application load balancer whos
                                 listener is defined in variables_aws.sh. Automatically
                                 create necessary target group and host name rule.
-  --tail                        Tail logs from instance using tmux
 
   ${bold}Other:${reset}
   --version                  Output version information and exit
@@ -140,12 +139,8 @@ usage() {
   Associate application load balancer:
   > ./aws-setup.sh --instance --associate-alb
 
-  Associate instance with application load balancer while
-  automatically tailing important log files (tmux required):
-  > ./aws-setup.sh --instance --associate-alb --tail
-
-  Tail logfiles of running instance with dns name:
-  > ./aws-setup.sh --tail --public-dns-name ec2-x.compute.amazonaws.com
+  Associate instance with application load balancer:
+  > ./aws-setup.sh --instance --associate-alb
 
   Create instance and use default values:
   > ./aws-setup.sh --instance --force
@@ -202,7 +197,6 @@ unset options
 associate_alb=false
 instance=false
 sub_instance=false
-tail=false
 
 # Read the options and set variables
 while [[ $1 = -?* ]]; do
@@ -230,7 +224,6 @@ while [[ $1 = -?* ]]; do
   --instance) instance=true ;;
   --sub-instance) sub_instance=true ;;
   --associate-alb) associate_alb=true ;;
-	--tail) tail=true ;;
     --endopts) shift; break ;;
     *) die "invalid option: '$1'." ;;
   esac

configuration/aws-automation/lib/functions_tmux.sh

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ function check_dependencies() {
 
 function check_environment() {
 	if ! inside_tmux_session; then
-		echo "To tail instance log files, please run this script inside a tmux session. To do so enter \"tmux\" into the console and start the script from there."
+		echo "Please run this script inside a tmux session. To do so enter \"tmux\" into the console and start the script from there."
 		safeExit
 	fi
 }

configuration/aws-automation/lib/scenario_instance.sh

@@ -48,11 +48,6 @@ function instance_execute() {
 
 	wait_for_ssh_connection $ssh_user $public_dns_name
 
-	# if --tail option is passed then tail logfiles of instance within tmux
-	if $tail; then
-		tail_start
-	fi
-
 	header "Event and user creation"
 	port="8888"
 	access_token=$(get_access_token $admin_username $admin_password $public_dns_name $port)

configuration/aws-automation/lib/scenario_tail.sh

@@ -1,36 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-
-function tail_start(){
-	tail_precondition
-	tail_user_input
-	tail_execute
-}
-
-function tail_precondition(){
-	check_if_tmux_is_used
-}
-
-# -----------------------------------------------------------
-# All these variables are needed for this scenario
-# If one variable is not assigned or passed by parameter
-# the user will be prompted to enter a value
-# -----------------------------------------------------------
-function tail_user_input(){
-	require_key_file
-	require_ssh_user
-	require_public_dns_name
-}
-
-function tail_execute() {
-	echo "Open tmux panes and start tailing log files..."
-	construct_ui
-	wait_for_ssh_connection "$ssh_user" "$public_dns_name"
-	open_connections "$ssh_user" "$public_dns_name"
-	tail_logfiles
-}
-
-function tail_logfiles(){
-	tmux send-keys -t 1 "clear;echo \"Waiting for file $sailing_0 to appear...\";touch $sailing_0;cat $sailing_0;tail -F -v $sailing_0" C-m
-	tmux send-keys -t 2 "clear;cat $sailing_out;tail -F -v $sailing_out" C-m
-	tmux send-keys -t 3 "clear;cat $sailing_err;tail -F -v $sailing_err" C-m
-}