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deprec_bunsi - updated version from deprec
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== Info
This is an updated version of Mike Bailey's deprec. It basically adds a few helpful new deployment recipes and updates some functions to better serve installation and deployment of bunsi.net, which, however, are most likely as helpful to other websites as they are to bunsi.net
== Install
1. Check out from Github
2. build gem from tree:
gem build deprec.gemspec
3. install newly build gem from local folder:
sudo gem install --no-rdoc --no-ri -f -l deprec_bunsi-<current_version>.gem
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deprec - Deployment Recipes for Capistrano
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== Introduction
The deprec [1] gem is a set of tasks for Capistrano [2]. These tasks provide
for the installation, configuration and control of system services on servers
running Ubuntu linux. Deprec was created in 2006 by Mike Bailey to setup an
environment for running Ruby on Rails web applications on Ubuntu servers. Since
then its uses have grown to installing Xen virtualization, mail, monitoring, high
availability IP failover and other services.
The tasks are run at the command line on your workstation and connect to
remote servers via ssh to run commands and copy out files.
Deprec-2.x is a complete rewrite of the project that achieves the following:
- support for Capistrano 2
- generated config files are stored locally to enable editing and version control
- support for more services (heartbeat, nagios, nginx, ntp, postfix, etc)
- multiple Rails deployment options (Passenger+Apache, Mongrel+Apache/Nginx)
- creation of a standard base set of task names
- tasks are cleanly separated into namespaced units (one file per service)
- interactive prompting for missing config values
Deprec and Capistrano are written in the Ruby programming language [3] however
no knowledge of Ruby is required to use it. Users should be able to write
new tasks and modify existing options without prior knowledge of Ruby.
== Installation
Deprec can be obtained from rubyforge[4] and installed using rubygems[5].
sudo gem install deprec # installs deprec and dependancies
cap depify . # creates ~/.caprc which you may edit
cap -T # should list lots of deprec tasks
The .caprc file is loaded every time you use Capistrano. It in turn loads
the deprec tasks so you always have them available. Editing the .caprc file
in your home directory allows you to specify the location of your ssh key
and enable some other useful options (documented in the comments). You can
also put tasks here that you want access to, regardless of the current working
directory.
== Getting a Ruby on Rails app running on a fresh Ubuntu server
This is still what brings people to deprec. You can install a full Rails stack
and get multiple apps running on it in much less time than it would take to
do it manually (e.g. an hour vs. a weekend).
Get your app running on a fresh Ubuntu (7.10, 8.04) server with these commands:
cd your_rails_app
depify .
# Edit config/deploy.rb
cap deprec:rails:install_stack
# WARNING! Don't run the following command if you are using a shared
# database server that has already been installed.
cap deprec:db:install
cap deploy:setup
cap deploy
cap deploy:migrate
Recorded times for complete install on Ubuntu hardy server (7.10 amd64)
* Passenger+REE+Apache : 14m29s
* Passenger+ruby-1.8.7+Apache : 17m51s
* nginx+mongrel : 16m25s
Note you can choose combinations of:
* Ruby Enterprise Edition or ruby-1.8.7
* Passenger or mongrel (passenger requires you choose to the apache option)
* Apache or nginx
You can find documentation on the deprec site. http://www.deprec.org/
== Installing other things
I plan to document other things I use deprec for on http://www.deprec.org/.
Feel free to poke around and see what's there. I use deprec to provision and
manage servers so you might find some things in there I haven't documented. Lucky you.
== Disclaimer
The tasks run commands that may make changes to your workstation and remote server.
You are advised to read the source and use at your own risk.
== Credits
Deprec is written and maintained by Mike Bailey <mike@bailey.net.au>.
More about me here: [http://mike.bailey.net.au/]
Deprec was inspired and uses the brilliantly executed Capistrano. Thanks Jamis!
This gem includes a modified copy of Neil Wilson's very useful vmbuilder_plugins gem.
== Thanks
Deprec wouldn't be what it is without the contributions of many people, a few of whom are listed here:
Square Circle Triangle: commissioned work that has included in the project.
Eric Harris-Braun: great testing, bug reports and suggestions
Gus Gollings: helped restore www.deprec.org
Craig Ambrose: testing, documentation and beer
github forks of note:
isaac
paulreimer
jasherai
saimonmoore
zippy
== License
Deprec is licenced under the GPL. This means that you can use it in commercial
or open source applications. More details found here:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
deprec - deployment recipes for capistrano
Copyright (C) 2006-2008 Mike Bailey
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
[1] http://www.deprec.org/
[2] http://www.capify.org/
[3] http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
[4] http://rubyforge.org/
[5] http://rubygems.org/
[6] http://www.sct.com.au/
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