On Monday, January 17, 2011 10:33:33 AM UTC+1, Romain PELISSE wrote:
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> @lab42: Your Puppi module sounds quite interesting indeed. I guess I could
> probably reduce the amount of "junk" in my current puppet configuration
> using it. I'll look into it in the next days.
>
Sweet. If you have a
@Daniel Pittman : don't worry about I will call the "assumption" - in a ml,
one has always to compromise between describe his all situation (hence, 20
pages mail) or do something rather shorter but clearly spotty. Your answers
were quite helpful anyway
@lab42: Your Puppi module sounds quite intere
To manage application deployments I've written this Puppi module:
https://github.com/example42/puppet-modules/tree/master/puppi
it's been designed originally to configure deployments procedures via
puppet but it has
to be run directly from the target node (until I'll write a mcollective
agent) .
How are you versioning/distributing your software?
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The commits go in github and are polled regularly by our Hudson (CI server)
which builds our code (Scala/Java code and also some Javascript source
code), run the tests and package all of that either in jar or zip files.
Hudson deploys everything
On Jan 14, 2:27 pm, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> > It depends on how you deploy your applications.
>
> > In the case of packaged applications I do the following after tests
> > pass in Hudson:
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> > 1) using extconf to specify versions and overwrite the package version
> > of the file with a script
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>
> It depends on how you deploy your applications.
>
> In the case of packaged applications I do the following after tests
> pass in Hudson:
>
> 1) using extconf to specify versions and overwrite the package version
> of the file with a script
> 2) use mcollective to go out and run apt-get update
On Jan 14, 1:41 pm, Romain Pelisse wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm building a staging environement and I would like it to be able to
> redeploy automatically, after each commit - or every hour, some
> applications. Those applications are right now deployed and set up by
> puppet. I wonder if I should use pup
