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The little sysadmin in the back of my head says 'no', but I can see this sort of thing being very useful for small projects. For companies with security and/or
by donw 16y ago
The little sysadmin in the back of my head says 'no', but I can see this sort of thing being very useful for small projects.
For companies with security and/or compliance needs, or paranoid people like me, it's more-or-less vital to keep development and production separated, and to firewall the hell out of what production can actually go out and get, as well as to tightly control who and what has access to the servers.
Most systems like this make the assumption that you've got full root-level access via SSH, which is often not the case. Likewise, I don't see anything for handling multiple servers (maybe I missed that?).
- meskyanichi 16y agoThis is correct. If you rely on a lot of security then maybe you should be considering a different deployment method, or write a module that does exactly what you want to do. It is modular so there is the probability you could accomplish what you want. Also, the project just released a few days ago, mainly to say it's there, if anyone wants to contribute or provide feedback that would be very much appreciated. It is still in a _very_ early stage, hence the version 0.0.x so it could really go in a lot of directions, mainly based on input from the community and guys like you. There is a lot of room for improvement. That said, any piece of information, advice and feedback is most certainly welcome!