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Yeah, its especially horrible in python for webdev. How are you supposed to deploy django/flask projects when NOT using docker or some PassS? I haven't figured

Yeah, its especially horrible in python for webdev. How are you supposed to deploy django/flask projects when NOT using docker or some PassS? I haven't figured out anything better than a git pull script to update things. I can't imagine there is nothing better in 2020.

dglass 6y ago
Prior to docker some common patterns were to rsync the files up to each server, or compress the files to .tar or .zip on a build server, rsync it to the servers and then uncompress into your desired directory.
marcopolo 6y ago
You may be interested in Nix. It can track all the dependencies of your project. So you d an copy them to a server, or Tarball them, or just run them with Nix on the server. It also has a nice property that you only ship what is necessary, since it keeps track of all dependencies.
ric2b 6y ago
Pip freeze?