Capistrano

No Downtime Deploy with Capistrano, thin and nginx

As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I’ve been working on a tutorial about thinking through problems in graphs and since it’s a Sinatra...

0 replies - 2173 views - 04/27/13 by Mark Needham in Articles

Setting the Umask when Using Capistrano

This is one of those posts to remind me how I solved a problem last time!I've recently been using Capistrano for deployment and other remote tasks...

0 replies - 941 views - 04/18/13 by Trevor Parsons in Articles

Capistrano: Deploying to a Vagrant VM

I’ve been working on a tutorial around thinking through problems in graphs using my football graph and I wanted to deploy it on a...

0 replies - 1939 views - 04/17/13 by Mark Needham in Articles

Web Application Deployment Using Webistrano and Capistrano

One of the 12 steps to better code, according to Joel Spolsky’s blog is one-click deployment. I’ve worked in places where the deployment process contained...

0 replies - 5281 views - 11/26/12 by Kasia Gogolek in Articles

Putting the Butler to the Test - Part 3

Table of contents for Continuous Delivery of Server ConfigurationsTurning a 5 Hour Manual Build and Deploy Routine Into a Single Code Commit - Part 1Deploy and...

0 replies - 5357 views - 02/28/12 by Matthew Macdona... in Articles

Deploy and Roll-back System Configs with Capistrano, mcollective and Puppet - Part 2

Table of contents for Continuous Delivery of Server ConfigurationsTurning a 5 Hour Manual Build and Deploy Routine Into a Single Code Commit - Part 1Part...

1 replies - 8429 views - 02/28/12 by Matthew Macdona... in Articles

Turning a 5 Hour Manual Build and Deploy Routine Into a Single Code Commit - Part 1

Table of contents for Continuous Delivery of Server ConfigurationsPart 1Deploy and Roll-back system configs with capistrano, mcollective and puppet - Part 2...

0 replies - 6917 views - 02/28/12 by Matthew Macdona... in Articles

Capistrano: Deploy Rails Twice To The Same Machine

2 replies - 4290 views - 10/28/11 by Snippets Manager in Uncategorized

You're a Bad Programmer. Embrace It.

How many developers think they're good programmers? We're not. We're all fairly bad at what we do. We can't remember all the methods our code needs to call, so...

32 replies - 64167 views - 09/29/10 by Jared Richardson in Articles