# fabric_deploy
## Overview
Capistrano like deploy recipe for Fabric.
## Requirements
* Fabric
## Usage
This recipe is just a template for basic deploy procedures.
You may need to override your own tasks in your fabfile.py.
Initialize directory structure for "development" stage.
% fab development deploy.setup
Deploy application to "development" stage.
% fab development deploy
Rollback to previously deployed application.
% fab development deploy.rollback
Clean up old applications.
% fab development deploy.cleanup
## Privilege configurations
This recipe assumes that you can ssh by user named "deploy" and "app" by default.
* deploy (user)
** Used for application deployment.
** Belongs same group as app.
** sudo(8) should be granted without password.
* app (runner)
** Used for running applications
** Belongs same group as deploy.
** No sudo(8) required.
You can change these names by overriding "user" and "runner" options.
## Examples
Following is a sample tasks for multistage deployment ("development" and "production").
Uses "supervisord" for service management. This exapmle consists from 2 files.
* ./fabfile/\__init\__.py - Basic configuration for deployment
* ./fabfile/deploy.py - Overridden tasks for your deployment
./fabfile/\__init\__.py
from fabric.api import *
from fabric_deploy import options
import deploy
options.set('scm', 'git')
options.set('application', 'myapp')
options.set('repository', 'git@githum.com:yyuu/myapp.git')
options.set('supervisord_pid',
(lambda: '%(dir)s/tmp/pids/supervisord.pid' % dict(dir=options.fetch('current_path'))))
options.set('supervisord_conf',
(lambda: '%(dir)s/supervisord.conf' % dict(dir=options.fetch('current_path'))))
@task
def development():
options.set('current_stage', 'development')
env.roledefs.update({'app': [ 'alpha' ] })
@task
def production():
options.set('current_stage', 'production')
env.roledefs.update({ 'app': [ 'zulu' ] })
./fabfile/deploy.py
from fabric_deploy.deploy import *
@task
@roles('app')
def restart():
with cd(fetch('current_path')):
result = sudo("""
(test -f %(supervisord_pid)s && kill -HUP `cat %(supervisord_pid)s`) || %(virtualenv)s/bin/supervisord -c %(supervisord_conf)s
""" % var('virtualenv', 'supervisord_pid', 'supervisord_conf'), user=fetch('runner'))
## Author
Yamashita, Yuu <yamashita@geishatokyo.com>
## Overview
Capistrano like deploy recipe for Fabric.
## Requirements
* Fabric
## Usage
This recipe is just a template for basic deploy procedures.
You may need to override your own tasks in your fabfile.py.
Initialize directory structure for "development" stage.
% fab development deploy.setup
Deploy application to "development" stage.
% fab development deploy
Rollback to previously deployed application.
% fab development deploy.rollback
Clean up old applications.
% fab development deploy.cleanup
## Privilege configurations
This recipe assumes that you can ssh by user named "deploy" and "app" by default.
* deploy (user)
** Used for application deployment.
** Belongs same group as app.
** sudo(8) should be granted without password.
* app (runner)
** Used for running applications
** Belongs same group as deploy.
** No sudo(8) required.
You can change these names by overriding "user" and "runner" options.
## Examples
Following is a sample tasks for multistage deployment ("development" and "production").
Uses "supervisord" for service management. This exapmle consists from 2 files.
* ./fabfile/\__init\__.py - Basic configuration for deployment
* ./fabfile/deploy.py - Overridden tasks for your deployment
./fabfile/\__init\__.py
from fabric.api import *
from fabric_deploy import options
import deploy
options.set('scm', 'git')
options.set('application', 'myapp')
options.set('repository', 'git@githum.com:yyuu/myapp.git')
options.set('supervisord_pid',
(lambda: '%(dir)s/tmp/pids/supervisord.pid' % dict(dir=options.fetch('current_path'))))
options.set('supervisord_conf',
(lambda: '%(dir)s/supervisord.conf' % dict(dir=options.fetch('current_path'))))
@task
def development():
options.set('current_stage', 'development')
env.roledefs.update({'app': [ 'alpha' ] })
@task
def production():
options.set('current_stage', 'production')
env.roledefs.update({ 'app': [ 'zulu' ] })
./fabfile/deploy.py
from fabric_deploy.deploy import *
@task
@roles('app')
def restart():
with cd(fetch('current_path')):
result = sudo("""
(test -f %(supervisord_pid)s && kill -HUP `cat %(supervisord_pid)s`) || %(virtualenv)s/bin/supervisord -c %(supervisord_conf)s
""" % var('virtualenv', 'supervisord_pid', 'supervisord_conf'), user=fetch('runner'))
## Author
Yamashita, Yuu <yamashita@geishatokyo.com>
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