deliver - takes your code into production
deliver strategies
deliver check
deliver [-s strategy]
Deliver is a pure bash deployment tool with virtually no dependencies. It only cares about having enough info in the shell environment to do its job. Why add Ruby or Python wrappers on top of system commands when bash was built for this?
deliver strategies will list all available strategies. The default strategies
make certain assumptions, but they are fully modular and customizable.
rubyForeman-aware, uses upstart by default. Works seamlessly with rvm. This is the default strategy
nodejsHeavily inspired by the ruby strategy, also foreman-aware, defaults to upstart.
gh-pagesHow many times did you find yourself copying that rake task which generates
and publishes to github:pages your project's docco or rocco?
With deliver, just run deliver -s gh-pages from the app's root path.
generatedrocco, Jekyll or even your own custom generator, everything goes. Every deliver is a commit on the generated branch. This then gets pushed out to all remote hosts (or just to github:pages).
deliver check will ensure that everything is set up correctly. You can also
use this to see your final configuration.
You can set a default mode via the MODE environment variable. The running mode as a command option will always overwrite the MODE variable.
For example, you can have a MODE=verbose in your .deliver/config file, but
when running deliver with the --debug option, the MODE for that one run will
be verbose.
-C, --compact (or MODE=compact)Only shows the description and progress of each running task, regardless how many hosts it's running on. Both standard and error output will be silenced. This is the default mode
-V, --verbose (or MODE=verbose)Will not silence output of the running task. Great for troubleshooting or getting feedback from all tasks.
-D, --debug (or MODE=debug)Runs the entire script in standard shell debug mode, shows every line of bash that gets executed along with the task output. Well suited when writing your own strategies or customizing existing ones.
Deliver is Copyright (C) 2012 Gerhard Lazu