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I deploy mostly ASP.NET apps to Linux servers. Here is my standard workflow: <ul> <li>I use a source code repository (like Subversion)</li> <li>On the server, I have a bash script that does the following: <ul> <li>Checks out the latest code</li> <li>Does a build (creates the DLLs)</li> <li>Filters the files down to the essentials (removes code files for example)</li> <li>Backs up the database</li> <li>Deploys the files to the web server in a directory named with the current date</li> <li>Updates the database if a new schema is included in the deployment</li> <li>Makes the new installation the default one so it will be served with the next hit</li> </ul></li> </ul> Checkout is done with the command-line version of Subversion and building is done with xbuild (msbuild work-alike from the Mono project). Most of the magic is done in ReleaseIt. On my dev server I essentially have continuous integration but on the production side I actually SSH into the server and initiate the deployment manually by running the script. My script is cleverly called 'deploy' so that is what I type at the bash prompt. I am very creative. Not. In production, I have to type 'deploy' twice: once to check-out, build, and deploy to a dated directory and once to make that directory the default instance. Since the directories are dated, I can revert to any previous deployment simply by typing 'deploy' from within the relevant directory. Initial deployment takes a couple of minutes and reversion to a prior version takes a few seconds. It has been a nice solution for me and relies only on the three command-line utilities (svn, xbuild, and releaseit), the DB client, SSH, and Bash. I really need to update the copy of ReleaseIt on CodePlex sometime: <a href="http://releaseit.codeplex.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://releaseit.codeplex.com/</a>
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