Deploying your apps... the right way!
summary
Step‑by‑step build of a Symfony deployment pipeline that uses capistrano with capifony, Git branching and tags, Composer, database migrations, and Chef for provisioning; releases live into timestamped release directories with a symlinked current and a shared folder, keeps N releases for fast rollback, supports multi‑stage targets, cache warming and an on/off maintenance task. A live demo runs and completes successfully, and Jenkins can trigger continuous deployments.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Agenda
- 1:42Horror stories
- 3:08Problems solutions
- 5:14Turning back
- 5:39Zero downtime
- 8:27When to deploy
- 9:20Manage your expectations
- 10:07Release cycle
- 10:26Development environment
- 12:23Framework
- 12:41Drumroll
- 13:16Migration scripts
- 13:54Backups
- 14:41Rolling back
- 15:42Directory structure
- 17:12Existing tools
- 18:37Epiphany
- 19:07Config
- 20:05Deploy
- 21:29Configuration options
- 22:52Multistage extension
- 24:04User permissions
- 25:02Construction pages
- 26:06Short tips and tricks
- 27:42Enable SSH interaction
- 29:34System provisioning
- 30:03Chef
- 30:42Provisioning
- 31:32Build Automation
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