This document summarizes a talk about using the Deployer deployment tool. It discusses why deployment tools are useful for automating tasks, keeping deployment histories, and ensuring security. Deployer is highlighted as a fast, modular, clean PHP deployment tool that supports rollbacks, atomic deploys, parallel tasks, and consistency. It has requirements of Linux servers, Git, and PHP 5.4+ and allows defining tasks, recipes, and server lists for deploying a variety of frameworks including Symfony, Laravel, and WordPress. The talk encourages rating it on joind.in.

1. AmsterdamPHP 17-12-2015
Deploying using
Deployer
Jeroen v.d. Gulik

2. About me
❖ CTO / Co-Founder Isset
(http://isset.nl)
❖ Señor Developer
❖ Builder of Artificial Stupidity
❖ @n0x13
❖ Likes Cats … a lot

4. Who uses a deployment tool?

7. Why use a deployment tool?

8. ❖ Manual isn’t practical
❖ Lots of tasks
❖ Keep history of deployment script
❖ Automation
❖ Security
❖ Lazy

9. What options do we have?

11. ❖ Capistrano (http://capistranorb.com/)
❖ Fabric (http://www.fabfile.org/)
❖ Phing (https://www.phing.info/)
❖ Rocketeer (http://rocketeer.autopergamene.eu/)
❖ Ansible (http://www.ansible.com/)

12. Deployer.org

13. Why Deployer ?
❖ Fast
❖ Modular
❖ Clean Code
❖ Rollbacks
❖ Atomic deploys
❖ Parallel tasks
❖ Consistency

14. Why Deployer ?
❖ Simple
❖ Easy
❖ Plain Old PHP
❖ Composer installable

15. Requirements
❖ Linux Server
❖ Git
❖ PHP >= 5.4

16. Deployer Globally

17. Deployer Locally

26. Easy deploy

29. Easy Rollback

31. Easy Tasks

32. Run Tasks separately

33. List all Tasks

34. Run onlyOn …

35. Reuse Tasks with
Recipes

36. Frameworks supported
❖ CodeIgniter (yeah…)
❖ Drupal 7
❖ FuelPHP
❖ Laravel
❖ Magento
❖ Symfony
❖ WordPress
❖ Yii
❖ Yii2
❖ Zend

37. Symfony Recipe

38. Symfony 3

39. Functions

40. Serverlist externally

41. YAML

42. Defaults

43. Demo

44. Perfect?
❖ Only supports git
❖ Global namespace (Hamcrest)

45. Please rate my talk!
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