Re: Django deployment questions

Hi Guys, For Django related questions and answers Pls visit http://www.f2finterview.com/web/Django/ On Sunday, September 2, 2012 10:37:03 AM UTC+5:30, Mike wrote: > > I just started to use Fabric to automate my deployments to my staging > server. (and w

Re: Django deployment questions

One more thing, my repositories are usually quite small. My virtualenv and static file directories are in my .gitignore, so they're never included. So cloning an entire repo isn't a big deal and disk space itself is very rarely a problem (and when it is, it's not down to the size of the repo).

Re: Django deployment questions

Hi Mike, I think this is a matter of preference. I've always cloned the entire repository - new features can go live by simply checking out a new branch, if something goes wrong I can just checkout the (stable) master branch again. I can also see if any boxes are out of sync with the current c

Re: Django deployment questions

On Sunday, September 2, 2012 10:29:52 AM UTC+2, Mulianto wrote: > > Hi, > > i just use git only, create Gits bare repo in the server , upload via git > push [ssh of course] , then use the hook/post-update script to pull the git > in the production code. > > thats a good idea, I forgot about th

Re: Django deployment questions

Hi, i just use git only, create Gits bare repo in the server , upload via git push [ssh of course] , then use the hook/post-update script to pull the git in the production code. so only change/ updated part in the code got uploaded. save Bandwidth, and also reduce error, also faster deploy. for