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For those who use Github as their primary origin server AND perform deploys via git, do you have redundancy measures in place to enable you to keep pushing code
by callmevlad 13y ago
For those who use Github as their primary origin server AND perform deploys via git, do you have redundancy measures in place to enable you to keep pushing code even during these outages?
- trebor 13y agoNot all outages affect git. Several major downtimes were on the HTTP-side only, and git push/deploy worked for us.
- issaria 13y agobitbucket.org is not bad.
- dpcx 13y agoWe do not. I'd be interested in hearing suggestions on how.
- makeramen 13y agoHaving a bitbucket mirror isn't a bad idea. They have free private repos for up to 5 users, so if you just have an admin and the deploy user on there you can get redundancy for "free". Just have to keep it in sync, but that shouldn't be too hard with DVCS and everyone having a local copy.
- mattbeck 13y agoWe use Gitolite, it's not totally amazing, but it works.
- pbiggar 13y agoWe stopped deploying with git as a result. We package up our code into S3, and download it to our images. Its also much much faster than GitHub. If you use a hosted Continuous Delivery system like https://circleci.com https://circleci.com (which is my company), it's really easy to do.