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Fastlane - Automation and Continuous Delivery for iOS Apps
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iOS developers typically spend several times managing provision files, certificates and so many mundane and boring stuffs they've to do with Apple Developer portal and tools. Fastlane tools can help you to right from creating a project to deploy your app to AppStore.
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Beth Griggs, Node.js Developer, IBM
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Nodejs in Production
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Infrastructure = code - 1 year later
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Haibu: dev deployment is fast and easy again
- 1. dev deployment is fast and easy again
- 2. Node.js is great... but with PHP it was so easier to deploy my apps...
- 3. do you know Haibu ? Install and start any Node.js app from its repo on your server made by Nodejitsu
- 4. installation npm install haibu -g run server haibu
- 5. deploy your web app curl -XPOST -sSNT app.tgz localhost:9002/deploy/username/appname
- 6. nice features use forever to spawn apps from a git repo, archive or local folder automatic port assignation apps isolated through sys users
- 7. but... no virtualisation poor documentation node.js only slow evolution
- 8. node.js client: install, start, stop, update, remove haibu = require "haibu-api" client = new haibu.drone.Client host: "localhost" port: 9002 manifest = user: "me" name: "test" repository: branch: "master" type: "git" url: "https://github.com/me/hello.git" scripts: start: "server.js" client.start manifest, (err, result) -> if err then console.log "Error spawning app!" else console.log "Successfully spawned app!"
- 9. with commander ' program = require 'commander' client = new require(haibu-api).drone.Client ... program .command("install <app>") .description("Install application in haibu") .action (app) -> manifest = ... name: app repository: url: "https://github.com/me/#{app}.git" client.clean manifest, (err, result) -> client.start manifest, (err, result) -> if err then console.log "Install failed" else console.log "run on port #{result.drone.port}" program.parse process.argv
- 10. coffee my_paas install my-app
- 11. coffee my_paas install my-app coffee my_paas uninstall my-app coffee my_paas start my-app coffee my_paas stop my-app coffee my_paas update my-app
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