ActiveLAMP Process

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This document summarizes the processes used by ActiveLAMP for code management, issue tracking, time tracking, deployment, and more. It recommends using Git for version control and GitHub for hosting code. It also recommends using Gitosis for version control, tracking time in Atrium, and deploying using Capistrano which installs as a Ruby gem and handles rollbacks. Drush is recommended for improving Drupal efficiency. Only custom code should be kept in a custom repository with the build process.

Technology

Use version control.
(Decentralized VCS recommended)

Git

Mercurial

Bazaar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_revision_control_software

Use version control.
(Decentralized VCS recommended)

Git ActiveLAMP uses this one

Mercurial

Bazaar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_revision_control_software

Turnkey
Version Control

Github (https://github.com/)

Unfuddle (http://unfuddle.com/)

Beanstalk (http://beanstalkapp.com/)

Gitosis (Roll your own)

Turnkey
Version Control

Github (https://github.com/)

Unfuddle (http://unfuddle.com/)

Beanstalk (http://beanstalkapp.com/)

Gitosis (Roll your own)
ActiveLAMP uses this one

Use an issue tracker

Basecamp (http://basecamp.com/)

Github

Unfuddle

Open Atrium (Roll your own http://openatrium.com/)

Use an issue tracker

Basecamp (http://basecamp.com/)

Github

Unfuddle

Open Atrium (Roll your own http://openatrium.com/)

ActiveLAMP uses this one

Track time
spent on tasks

What I’m currently
working on today

Time tracking features

https://github.com/fuseinteractive/Atrium-
Time-Tracker

https://github.com/fuseinteractive/Atrium-
Time-Tracker-Reports

Have good reporting.

We use AppleScript to take data from Atrium
and populate spreadsheets for easier analyzing
of time and resources.

Analyze data in spreadsheets. (Quicker)

Use Drush
http://drupal.org/project/drush

Improves efﬁciency

Use Drush Make
http://drupal.org/project/drush_make

Improves efﬁciency

Code should
be kept upstream
Don’t hack code. If it’s not your code, DO NOT
put it into your own repo.

Use drush make to patch code pulled from
upstream.

Good reading material
(Keeping code upstream)

http://developmentseed.org/blog/2009/oct/
27/drupal-distributions-drush-make/

http://walkah.net/blog/every-drupal-site-
install-proﬁle/

Only custom code in
your custom repo.
site.make

.gitignore

rebuild.sh

And the rest of your custom code:

themes/custom/mycustomtheme

modules/custom/mymodule

We use Capistrano

Installs as a Ruby Gem

Already contains all the rich logic you need.

https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano/wiki/Documentation-v2.x

How Deploys Work
Capistrano logs into remote server via ssh

Checks out the latest code for speciﬁed branch
in new directory that it creates

Runs rebuild.sh to build the make ﬁle

On Success, symlinks the new directory to
where Drupal (or Apache) is looking for it.

Automatically rolls back if any errors.

How Rollbacks Work

A new “release” is created on every deploy.

Symlink is changed so that it points to the
previous release.

This is a
NON-DESTRUCTIVE
deploy.
(It’s a good idea to backup your
database before running update.php)

Thank you.

Questions?
Tom Friedhof
Developer at ActiveLAMP
Twitter: @activelamp @tomfriedhof

www.activelamp.com

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