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I got a private git repo on Bitbucket, i update it from my local repo. It works just fine. But now my project is about to be done and i need to find a solution to deploy my code to the production server.
I look for a easy and fast solution but i did not find anything for bitbucket, all solution seems to be designed for github...
Of course i can connect to the serv and make a git pull but i really want to find something to automate this.
Do you know a service, a tool for that ?
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Develop locally and 1.) commit to your local repsoitory - 2.) push your local repository to your Bitbucket server - and 3.) have those pushes available on your production server In this case Bitbucket Server holds your CENTRAL repository - every developer should push his changes to this server.
Bitbucket is the central point here, that's where your code lives. You clone your repo from Bitbucket to your workstation, make the changes and push the changes back to Bitbucket. Once you have code that you think is ready for primetime you'd clone the repo onto your production server (or pull changes if you've cloned the repository already).
Our developers develop locally, and push to Bitbucket Server. Our next hop is to internal development "test" servers. I have project-specific repositories on those servers, "pull" scripts for each project, and project-specific scheduled tasks in Windows Task Scheduler.
I finally use choose Dandelion.
It's really easy to install : gem install dandelion and easy to use, you just have to edit dandelion.yml put your connection info there and then dandelion deploy!
Works fine, fully integrated with git and service agnostic :)
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The idea that there is a easy and fast solution to deploy your code is a lie - don't believe it. There are always things that you've missed, and there are always things that go wrong. So don't underestimate it or leave it as an afterthought.
You haven't given away anything about your application, so I can't give you specific details, but if you own your own server and are looking for a way of simplifying the deployment step, take a look at capistrano. It's not only for rails apps, despite the fact that it works for these out of the box. I've used it on PHP projects with great success - it just takes a bit more setup.
If you're looking for a fully automated solution including hosting, you might like something like heroku. However, this is dependent on your application, and what technology you've used.
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