Shell utility to deploy a git repository to a remote SSH server.

deploy.sh focuses on having minimal dependencies:

• SSH access to the remote server
• bash installed on client
• git installed on server

The script can be copied in the working directory and called with ./deploy.sh or in a directory in the PATH and called with deploy.sh.

To deploy the repository [email protected]:me/deploy.sh.git to the directory /home/me on the server host, you can run the command:

./deploy.sh -r [email protected]:me/deploy.sh.git -d /home/me -h host

You can also specify options with a configuration file named .deploy in the working directory. The file will be sourced, so it follows the environment file format:

# .deploy
DEPLOYMENT_DIRECTORY=/home/me
[email protected]:me/deploy.sh.git
SSH_HOST=user@host
FRAMEWORKS="python django=static"
SHARED_PATHS=db.sqlite3

You can then run the script:

deploy.sh

If you need to specify a secret in the configuration (a token to fetch the git repository for instance), you can do so in the .deploy-secret file which follows the same format as .deploy file. This file should not be committed in your git repository.

Running deploy.sh --help displays a complete documentation of deploy.sh (which is also readable at the beginning of the script).

The following features are detailed:

• hooks (ability to run custom code before or after steps)
• rollback
• supported frameworks (python, django, npm, sqlite)