Package: pydiploy
Pydiployis a library used to deal with administration and deployment of applications on several environments (i.e : dev, test, pre-production, production) The library is based on fabric and fabtools.
The purpose of the project is to deliver bunch of tools as generic as possible to standardize deployments and administrations tasks.
To use it : create a fabfile (fabfile.py or fabfile/__init__.py) and start playing with your new toy !Currently, it only works with :django applications based on thedjango-drybonestemplate (default).simple python applications based on thesimple-python-drybonestemplate.bottle applications based on thebottle-drybonestemplate.InstallRequirements : python2.7, fabtools, fabric and a application based on django-drybones, simple-python-drybones or bottle-drybonesInstallation :$ pip install pydiployUsageSee the example in the doc to setup correctly a fabfile (fabric,fabtools and pydiploy should be installed)If env.user is not defined in fabfile (stage part or in main part of the fabfile) you can pass its value by command line :$ fab test pre_install -u your_userUse following command to install/deploy an application in test stage :$ fab tag:master test pre_install deploy post_installJust remember that the tag parameter is just used for the ‘deploy’ task if not set pydiploy will prompt you to choose a tag.Use following command to install/deploy an application in production stage :$ fab tag:master prod pre_install deploy post_installTo deploy a new tag/release on production stage :$ fab tag:1.0.1 prod deployif something went wrong during deploy process you could rollback previous release :$ fab prod rollbackTo deploy with arguments :$ fab tag:master test --set default_db_host='localhost',default_db_name='mydb',default_db_user='myuser',default_db_password='mypass' deployBe carefull with –set if you want to pass booleans argument for example verbose_output=False :$ fab tag:master test --set  verbose_output= deploySee fabric documentation for more infos :http://fabric.readthedocs.orgTipsDatabasesdjango+sqlite3 : if you use sqlite3 with django, don’t put your .db file in the same folder as your application. It will be erased for each deployement !Specific oracle installation optional settings for django and bottle applications :env.oracle_client_version = '11.2'
env.oracle_download_url = 'http://librepo.net/lib/oracle/'
env.oracle_remote_dir = 'oracle_client'
env.oracle_packages = ['instantclient-basic-linux-x86-64-11.2.0.2.0.zip',
                       'instantclient-sdk-linux-x86-64-11.2.0.2.0.zip',
                       'instantclient-sqlplus-linux-x86-64-11.2.0.2.0.zip']Maintenance modeFor a django (or bottle) webapp deployement you can set the webserver to be in maintenance mode before deploying. For that purpose you could import in your fabfile pydiploy.django.set_app_up and pydiploy.django.set_app_down in a task :frompydiploy.djangoimport(set_app_upaspydiploy_set_up,set_app_downaspydiploy_set_down)@roles('web_server_role')@taskdefset_down():""" Set app to maintenance mode """execute(pydiploy_set_down)@roles('web_server_role')@taskdefset_up():""" Set app to up mode """execute(pydiploy_set_up)Then you could call directly the new tasks to toggle between up and down mode a maintenance.html will be used rendered with a 503 http statusToggle to maintenance mode and active maintenance page :$ fab prod set_downWhen setting the site in maintenance mode you could customize title and text of the maintenance page :fab prod set_down --set maintenance_title='Webapp is down !',maintenance_text='Time for maintenance, please come back later'If you want to permanently change the default maintenance page you could set env vars in fabfile :# Put this somewhere in the fabfileenv.maintenance_title='Webapp is down !'env.maintenance_text='Time for maintenance, please come back later'Toggle to up mode and deactivate maintenance page :$ fab prod set_upRun tasks in parallelBy default pydiploy (via fabric) executes tasks serially :for example if you have 4 servers :

$ fab tag:master test deploy

will run like this :
deploy on web1
deploy on web2
deploy on web3
deploy on web4

instead you can use fabric's parallel mode :

$ fab -P tag:master test deploy    (or set a env.parallel = True in fabfile)

will run like this :

deploy on web1,web2,web3,web4Be carefull with parallel mode as env.vars are reseted not all tasks are callable for now !For password prompt use fab -Isee also : Fabric documentationhttp://docs.fabfile.org/en/latest/usage/parallel.htmlfor parallel execution modesee also : Fabric documentationhttp://docs.fabfile.org/en/latest/usage/fab.html#cmdoption-Ifor forcing a password prompt at the start of the sessionManaging outputBy default fabric and so pydiploy is very verbose all levels (ie debug), are on.When using command line you can add –hide=LEVELS or –show=LEVELS parameters.You can disable verbose output on configuration checking by setting env.verbost_ouput=False or in terminal :$ fab test --set verbose_ouput=You can disable also configuration checking by setting env.no_config_test=True or in terminal :$ fab test --set no_config_testsee also Fabric documentationhttp://docs.fabfile.org/en/latest/usage/output_controls.htmlfor output levelsOptional parametersdest_path specifies a local temp dir if dest_path not set /tmp is used :env.dest_path = '/home/myuser/deploy/tmp'excluded_files used to specify files that should be excluded when deploying app for files that are not in .gitignore file :env.excluded_files = ['config.py-DIST','README.rst']extra_ppa_to_install adds extra(s) ppa’s sourc(e)s when setting server :extra_ppa_to_install = ['ppa:vincent-c/ponysay']extra_source_to_install adds extra(s) debian sourc(e)s when setting server :extra_source_to_install = [['mongodb', 'http://downloads-distro.mongodb.org/repo/ubuntu-upstart', 'dist', '10gen'], ['deb-src', 'http://site.example.com/debian', 'distribution', 'component1', 'component2', 'component3']]extra_pkg_to_install adds extra(s) package(s) when setting server :env.extra_pkg_to_install = ['ponysay','cowsay']cfg_shared_files puts configuration’s file(s) in shared directory on remote server. File(s) will be ‘symlinked’ from shared to current directory :env.cfg_shared_files = ['/app/path/to/config/config_file']extra_symlink_dirs puts extra(s) dir(s) to shared directory :env.extra_symlink_dirs = ['mydir','/app/mydir']extra_goals adds extra(s) goal to defaults test,dev,prod stages :env.extra_goals = ['preprod','customer-preprod']verbose True by default if False the configuration checker will not lists whole parameters :env.verbose = Falsereq_pydiploy_version could be used to require a pydiploy version installed for fabfile file. Pydiploy will check that version installed is not too recent for fabfile provided comparing pydiploy version x.x on version req_pydiploy_version :env.req_pydiploy_version = "1.0"no_config_test if True it disables the check of configuration (required env vars…) be carefull if you set it TRUE :env.no_config_test = Truemaintenance_title and maintenance_text (seemaintenance-modefor more infos) :env.maintenance_title='Webapp is down !'
env.maintenance_text='Time for maintenance, please come back later'circus_package_name provides an alternate repository url for specific circus package :env.circus_package_name = 'https://github.com/githubaccount/circus/archive/master.zip'no_circus_web if sets to True, circus-web package will not be installed during pre_install process :env.no_circus_web = Truenginx_location_extra_directives adds specific directives in location part of nginx config file :env.nginx_location_extra_directives = ['proxy_read_timeout 120']env.nginx_force_start if True, it forces to start nginx when nginx is not started :env.nginx_force_start = Falseoracle_* : seedatabasesfor more infos on required parameters.socket_host used to force a socket host other thant hostname in circus app config file :env.socket_host = Trueno_tag_check : if True, not using tag/branch check mainly used when fabfile is not in a git repository :env.no_tag_check = Trueold_nginx : if True, using old deprecated directive ssl on in nginx host config fileenv.old_nginx = True