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POPython: tool to keep track of deployments
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copied!<p>I'm looking for a tool to keep track of "what's running where". We have a bunch of servers, and on each of those a bunch of projects. These projects may be running on a specific version (hg tag/commit nr) and have their requirements at specific versions as well.</p> <p>Fabric looks like a great start to do the actual deployments by automating the ssh part. However, once a deployment is done there is no overview of what was done.</p> <p>Before reinventing the wheel I'd like to check here on SO as well (I did my best w/ Google but could be looking for the wrong keywords). Is there any such tool already?</p> <p>(In practice I'm deploying Django projects, but I'm not sure that's relevant for the question; anything that keeps track of pip/virtualenv installs or server state in general should be fine)</p> <p>many thanks,</p> <p>Klaas</p> <p>==========</p> <p>EDIT FOR TEMP. SOLUTION</p> <p>==========</p> <p>For now, we've chosen to simply store this information in a simple key-value store (in our case: the filesystem) that we take great care to back up (in our case: using a DCVS). We keep track of this store with the same deployment tool that we use to do the actual deploys (in our case: fabric)</p> <p>Passwords are stored inside a TrueCrypt volume that's stored inside our key-value store.</p> <p>==========</p> <p>I will still gladly accept any answer when some kind of Open Source solution to this problem pops up somewhere. I might share (part of) our solution somewhere myself in the near future.</p>

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