pip with our own pypi mirror. This makes the pain of pip reinstalling
everything on update a lot easier to take.


On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 12:01 AM, Jonathan Vanasco
<jonat...@findmeon.com> wrote:
> my preferred solution right now is:
>
> merge sourcecode into a 'current_deployed' tag/branch
> use fabric/fabfile to ssh into the server , checkout the build,
> install it into the virtualenv using 'development mode', set a few
> symlinks, and relaunch the app
>
> i decided against running everything through an app that is installed
> into the virtualenv site-packages directory.  my production
> deployments mix pyramid + twisted + http + some java , so I prefer
> having everything consolidated into the single directory structure
> that correlates to the source.
>
> it's totally a preference, but I like the 'self-contained' world that
> replicates itself.
>
>
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