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> making a trolling-but-no-really deployment framework called tarpipe... I ended up writing something _very_ like this at a previous job, where we were buildin
by s_kilk 11y ago
> making a trolling-but-no-really deployment framework called tarpipe...
I ended up writing something _very_ like this at a previous job, where we were building out a lot of new systems but the existing Ops department were still living in the Solaris days and wouldn't let anything like Chef/Ansible into their world.
It actually worked really well, you got simple one-command deploys, with rollback and so on, which (seemed to) always work without a hitch.
The whole thing was maybe a few hundred lines of bash. That was a few years ago, and apparently that hacky little tool is still in use for all deployments.