Parcel
Parcel: Pragmatic Python Webapp Deployment
Parcel is a suite of classes and helper functions designed to be used in conjunction with Fabric for building and deploying Python web applications using native packages.
Feature Support
Parcel is under heavy development and initially supports:
Debian targets
uWSGI deployment
Parcel is written and maintained by Crispin Wellington and Andrew Macgregor:
Development Lead
Crispin Wellington <retrogradeorbit@gmail.com>
Core Developers
Crispin Wellington <retrogradeorbit@gmail.com>
Andrew Macgregor <amacgregor@gmail.com>
For further information see the Parcel BitBucket project page: https://bitbucket.org/andrewmacgregor/parcel
For documentation see: http://parcel.readthedocs.org/
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