numericube.deploy

Provide generic base class for deploying application (based on salt or ansible) with fabric.

Install

git clone [email protected]:numericube/numericube.deploy.git

pip install -r ./numericube.deploy/requirements.txt

pip install ./numericube.deploy

Update

git pull

pip install ./numericube.deploy

Use

Numericube.deploy provides some usefull fabric method for deploying git project based on remote host

• fab -H <host> deploy    

  • Check if your project is deployable (ie, no pdb, everything is pushed on git)

  • Create a new tag base on your branch. New tag looks like vYYYYMMDD[a-z]_<name_of_your_branch>

• fab -H <host> release

  • Get the remote tag deployed on remote host

  • If no tag -> bootstrap your remote machine (see config for default pkg to be installed)

  • Else give you a review about previous versions installed on remote host

  • Call your provisionner on remote host (salt or ansible) and deploy your app

  • If everthing is ok, update git issue according to your git log.

• fab -H <host> update_issues:git_previous_tag=<previous_tag>,git_release_tag=<release_tag>

  • Update git issue on tagging them by <host> to say that issue is deployed on <host>

• fab latest_release

  • Return the latest release in your branch

• fab -H <host> test

  • Test if remote machine is ready for deploy

• fab get_git_token

  • tool for generate a git token that used for updating your git issues.

Configure your project for numericube.deploy

1. Create deploy key in your git repository

   We use this for deploying your application in remote host

2. Generate a config file with generate_config utility

   $ cd \<project_directory\>

   $ generate_config

   And answers to questions

Can I extends numericube.deploy ?

Yes ! It is design for this

Add simply a new method in your class (example a custom bootstrap method for your project)

You can override method if you want.