Thank pbreit, I will look at it...
I would prefer stay in python then have to bash script... http://docs.fabfile.org/en/1.2.0/index.html Richard On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 3:54 PM, pbreit <pbreitenb...@gmail.com> wrote: > I pretty much do exactly what you describe (pricetack.com). > > The one main difference is that I use Fabric to script my deployment > activities. I highly recommend checking out Fabric if you are planning to > develop web apps. It's pretty easy to get started and use. > > I have Fabric scripts that build cloud servers (I use Rackspace). > > I use Bitbucket as a primary repository. I develop on two different Macs > (home/office) so I "hg push/pull/commit/update" each time I change Macs. I > use built-in web server and SQLite on the Macs. I use Nginx + uWSGi and > Postgres in production. > > The one main difference from what you describe is that I have a 0.py model > that I have Fabric switch in production to a version with production > settings. Developing with SQLite is getting harder because I'm starting to > use some Postgres-specific features like text search. I'm not quite sure > what I'm going to do. > > My basic deploy script does something like this: > hg pull web2py; hg update [version] > hg pull myproject; hg update [version] > mv prod_0.py 0.py > > And various other stuff. > > The key is to start simple and grow. >
