My preferred approach is to bundle the code into an apt package (or packages) and then use fabric.
Poll: What do you use for deploying code?
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#23Currently Chef. It's great for getting a machine in order, but it's proven to be a real bear for actually managing deployment of server processes.
We're working on a deployment manager based on Substack's fleet.
https://github.com/substack/fleet https://github.com/PinionTech/rear-admiral
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#24Can someone explain how Chef works for Rails deployment? Does it replace Capistrano entirely? Suggested tutorials for getting started?
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#26Jenkins + Powershell in our Microsoft stack.
hand-written powershell or using a library?
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#27I just started using EC2 BeanStalk. It's been surprisingly painful...the system makes sense, but some of the config details are obscure...(using Rails 3.2 and mysql) Shouldn't Heroku be on this?
I think Heroku counts as "git"
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#28Fabric is pretty great - but every time I read about chef I wish I had the time and energy to sit down and learn ruby so I could use it.
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#29Fabric is pretty great - but every time I read about chef I wish I had the time and energy to sit down and learn ruby so I could use it.
also - can anyone comment on what is the closet thing to chef written in the best language every, python :)
Re: Poll: What do you use for deploying code?
#30My preferred approach is to bundle the code into an apt package (or packages) and then use fabric.
can you give more info on how you do this ?