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Can it be a good replacement for Capistrano (for deploying rails applications)? Love the focus on being lightweight Recently I wanted to create a super basic
by nico 2y ago
Can it be a good replacement for Capistrano (for deploying rails applications)?
Love the focus on being lightweight
Recently I wanted to create a super basic website, and discovered it’s actually pretty hard to create something simple
And then, even if you manage to create something actually simple, you usually end up having to manage some not so simple deployment process together with hopefully some sort of version control
Ended up settling for putting plain html/css/js files in a git repo, then configuring auto deploy to GitHub Pages on merge to master (via Actions)
- juliushuijnk 2y agoAlso an option, if it's just for you and with not too many updates, you can upload the new files to ftp as a manual step.
- nico 2y agoDoes GitHub pages support ftp? Or are you talking about some other potential hosting options? Yes, ftp is pretty easy for static sites. However, given I want to have version control, it’s nice to have automated deploys happen after a git push
- mati365 2y agoUse Podman Quadlet, I use it as replacement