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from the features page: > You can deploy nearly any programming language with our tool that works by just transferring the files Maybe I misunderstand somethi

from the features page: > You can deploy nearly any programming language with our tool that works by just transferring the files Maybe I misunderstand something, but this sounds like it trivializes the complexities of a typical deployment process. Services need to be restarted, code updated, database migrations run and so on... I think for it to be successful you need to figure out a way to make automating those fragile deployment steps easy (and solid). This is a problem lots of configuration management tools are trying to solve (chef, puppet, ansible, fabric, capistrano etc). Or at least help integrate deploy.do with such tools.

_query 12y ago
We provide hooks in our deployment process which you can use to do these kind of tasks. E.g. if you have to restart your web server after your deployment you will typically add something like `sudo service httpd restart` into the hook. If you have a really complex deployment process and need more than just our hooks we are not the right tool for solving your problem. But for your typically php or rails application you will be happy with deploydo :)