propertyshelf.fabfile.common
This project contains a bunch of common used fabric commands we use at Propertyshelf to deploy and maintain our systems.
Requirements
propertyshelf.fabfile.common currently uses knife to communicate with Rackspace servers. Please make sure knife is installed and configured successfully on your system.
Install
You can install propertyshelf.fabfile.common with PIP:
pip install propertyshelf.fabfile.common
All required dependencies will be installed automatically.
Usage
Contributors
Thomas Massmann, Author
Changelog
0.2 (2014-04-10)
Fixed wrong selection of flavors when bootstrapping new servers.
Changed the local folder to ‘var_tmp’ for database download/upload.
Added zodb snapshot backup implementation.
0.1 (2013-12-20)
Migrated common used modules from mls.fabfile.
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