The document discusses a simple deployment tool called 'sup' designed for managing a network of servers, similar to 'make' in function. It allows for parallel execution of commands across multiple hosts, utilizing SSH for secure connections, and is defined by a configuration file called 'supfile'. The author, Eduardo Pereira, has extensive software development experience and emphasizes the tool's scalability and ease of use.

1. Super simple deployment tool - just Unix - think of it like 'make'
for a network of servers
Eduardo Pereira - April 2016

3. Who Am ISoftware engineer with over 11 years of experience software development
• Gamer from the golden age of NES and Master
System
• Addicted to general technology and cloud
computing
• Node.JS / Python / Go developer

5. • Born at Pressly (www.pressly.com)
• Posted on Reddit on Nov 2015
• Github with 923 stars, 27 forks
• Written in Golang
History

6. • Simple deployment tool that performs given
set of commands
• Multiple hosts in parallel
• It reads Supfile, which defines groups of
hosts, commands and targets
• SSH under the hood (certified only)
What is SUP (Stack Up)

7. Supfile
• Env: Environment variables
• Networks: Group of hosts
• Commands: To run locally or remotely
• Targets: Group of commands

8. Command: sup

9. Not address here
• Compare with similar tools
• High scalability
• Operating systems
• How to Docker

10. Time to Work
DEMO

11. Thank You :)Eduardo Pereira - April 2016