A whole bag of scripts and AWS config to run Compiler Explorer.

Of most use to the casual observer is probably the code in bin/ce_install - a tool to install the Compiler Explorer compilers to /opt/compiler-explorer. In particular, the open source compilers can be installed by anyone by running:

$ make ce  # this installs python modules etc
$ ./bin/ce_install install compilers

This will grab all the open source compilers and put them in /opt/compiler-explorer (which must be writable by the current user). To get the beta and nightly-built latest compilers, add the parameter --enable nightly to the command.

To list installation candidates, use ./bin/ce_install list. A single installation can be installed by name.

More info can be found here

Status page to our daily built compilers https://compiler-explorer.github.io/compiler-workflows/build-status

Something like:

$ npx aws-amicleaner --region 'us-east-1' \
    --exclude-in-use --verbose \
    --exclude-newest=2 --exclude-days 7 \
    --include-name 'compiler-explorer*'

• If you had to change the Python lambda code:
• make terraform-apply - will build and update the python bundle and updates the endpoints/balancer config to point at the new lambda zip
• make update-admin - deploys the admin site HTML and CSS etc

Note that the events lambda is npm-based and doesn't work in quite the same way, see make upload-events-lambda then manually make terraform-apply after.