[Chicago] deploying django apps, first steps for newbie

[sheila miguez]

This swaying me towards fabric for a first attempt at automating the setup.
I don't know that I'll get to this step this week because it depends on how
priorities go at work (the deployment stuff is "invisible" work).

Then maybe I can ask for some code review at python office hours.




On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Steven McGrath <steve at cugnet.net> wrote:

> fabric++
>
> I actually use fabric for most deployment and management stuff.  One of my
> prod backup scripts is leveraging fabric for pulling everything together.
>
> —
> Steven McGrath
>
>
> On November 20, 2013 at 12:05:15 PM, Daniel Fehrenbach (
> dnfehrenbach at gmail.com <//dnfehrenbach at gmail.com>) wrote:
>
> I've stared using Fabric for deploying stuff at work. I only have 1 server
> (with a similar stack to Sheila's) where everything lives so I am not
> dealing with a lot of different hosts or very rapid deployment time tables.
> Personally, I found that it was easier to go from my standard text file of
> copy/pasted lines of terminal inputs to a fabfile than to a
> chef/salt/ansible framework but I was never able to devote much time to
> learning the higher caliber tools.
>
> Dan
>
> [...]

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sheila
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