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   by _query 12y ago

   Thanks for asking this, it's a valid question. We differ from dploy.io in the following points: - we provide true line-by-line diffs between the remote server and the deployed code, other deployment platforms only provide diffs by runn
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   by _query 12y ago

   Currently we are working on improving our security by encrypting user data like config files. Then we would store the password for decrypting these data on the client. We would only decrypt these things when required (e.g. when deploying).
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   by _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 y
4. 274.▲
   by _query 12y ago

   Thanks, fixed.
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   by _query 12y ago

   > I just use rsync and quick scripts How do you handle zero-downtime deployments with rsync? Also what about rollbacks, how do you handle these? In case you have team of a few people, how do you know what already got deployed? How do yo
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   by _query 12y ago

   We can understand your point. You have to trust us like you have to trust your server hosting provider.
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   by _query 12y ago

   It's not only the ui. The reason why we build deploydo is that we needed to have a transparent deployment process which can scale up to 30 servers. We wanted to be able to see what was deployed to which servers and when. Just like your
8. 278.▲
   by _query 12y ago

   It would be possible to deploy your binaries but in this case you have to rebuild the whole project on each server. If you have long build times, deploydo is not the right tool for the job.
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   by _query 12y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out, just fixed this.
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    Show HN: Deploydo – Deployment made easy(deploy.do)

    46 points by _query 12y ago|35 comments
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    by _query 12y ago

    Would love to see the same concept applied via some kind of css preprocessor so you don't need to calculate everything at runtime. One could build the whole layout for a set of static resolutions, like in twitter bootstrap: one default
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    Grid Style Sheets for Constraint-based Layouts(raygun.io)

    75 points by _query 12y ago|17 comments
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    Deploy from your phone(blog.deploy.do)

    1 points by _query 12y ago|0 comments
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    Integrate phpunit with deploydo(blog.deploy.do)

    1 points by _query 12y ago|0 comments
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    How to use deploydo with your GitHub repo(blog.deploy.do)

    1 points by _query 12y ago|0 comments
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    Standardizing Your Server Deployment Process(blog.deploy.do)

    2 points by _query 13y ago|0 comments
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    Get started with Continuous Deployment(blog.deploy.do)

    3 points by _query 13y ago|0 comments
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    by _query 13y ago

    I recently open sourced my github api client. It's written in php and there's still lots of stuff to code: https://github.com/mpscholten/github-api