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Don Marti | 5 May 21:03

Deploying server apps with git hooks?

Is anyone using a git repository with an appropriate
hook script to deploy a server-side application?

You could do something like "git push staging" or
"git push live" on your own repository, and a hook on
the server takes care of checking out and deploying
the software, and running any necessary init scripts.

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Jim Thompson | 5 May 21:21
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Re: Deploying server apps with git hooks?

Don Marti wrote:
> Is anyone using a git repository with an appropriate
> hook script to deploy a server-side application?
>
> You could do something like "git push staging" or
> "git push live" on your own repository, and a hook on
> the server takes care of checking out and deploying
> the software, and running any necessary init scripts.
>
>   
someone seems too-keen on replacing rdist.
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Eugen Leitl | 5 May 21:29
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Re: Deploying server apps with git hooks?

On Mon, May 05, 2008 at 09:21:33AM -1000, Jim Thompson wrote:

> someone seems too-keen on replacing rdist.

git gives versioning, and performance. cfengine is not good
for this?

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Ben Finney | 6 May 00:57

Re: Deploying server apps with git hooks?

Don Marti <dmarti <at> zgp.org> writes:

> Is anyone using a git repository with an appropriate hook script to
> deploy a server-side application?
> 
> You could do something like "git push staging" or "git push live" on
> your own repository, and a hook on the server takes care of checking
> out and deploying the software, and running any necessary init
> scripts.

It seems like "puppet" <URL:http://puppet.reductivelabs.com/>
addresses this problem, or something close enough to be useful.

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Graham Hughes | 5 Jun 21:41

Re: Deploying server apps with git hooks?

Don Marti wrote:
> Is anyone using a git repository with an appropriate
> hook script to deploy a server-side application?
> 
> You could do something like "git push staging" or
> "git push live" on your own repository, and a hook on
> the server takes care of checking out and deploying
> the software, and running any necessary init scripts.

It's not a general solution, but ikiwiki does something very much like
this, and you can probably take their hook and modify it for your uses.

Graham
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