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I use Fabric (fabfile.org) to automate deployments. It works pretty good and I don't see how it is going to work better with a relational database. Regarding y
by amix 16y ago
I use Fabric (fabfile.org) to automate deployments. It works pretty good and I don't see how it is going to work better with a relational database.
Regarding your question: I don't really know or care what version a nginx config is written for (I could specify this in a comment if this was an issue and I can always test the config by running "nginx -t"). For the record, I have used nginx for years and this has never been an issue.
Anyway, I am generally impressed by your other ideas in Mongrel2 and happy hacking :)
- zedshaw 16y agoUsing a SQLite database doesn't mean you can't use fabric, so it's not going to work better or worse. You see the difference? So far nothing you've said invalidates sqlite files or sql as a configuration interface. The version challenge points directly at what's wrong with config files: they aren't accessible to automation. If you can't even do this very simple thing from one programming language, then it means you can't do other things easily.
- amix 16y agoIf it isn't broken, don't fix it and I don't think textual configurations are broken, i.e. you are solving a problem that really isn't a problem. Based on my experience with Flipper (a MySQL master-master tool), SQL configurations are very hard to maintain and understand.