Fabric 0.0.3: A Capistrano-like deployment tool.

February 11th, 2008 § 7 comments

Found this gem on the cheese­shop: Fab­ric 0.0.3. The orig­i­nal blog post by the author out­lin­ing the why and where­fore is here.

I have about four or five tools like this I use at work, mostly home-rolled, see­ing some­thing like this out and in the open is great, and the fact he used paramiko as a back-end is great.

Maybe it’s time to switch out my var­i­ous lit­tle tools and move to this.

  • http://www.codekite.com Markus Jais

    That looks really inter­est­ing. Thanks for writ­ing about it. I think it would be great if Python had a stan­dard tool for web app deploy­ment. But I know that’s not an easy task. I will check out Fabric.

  • http://blog.leosoto.com Leo Soto

    You seem to for­got to link to the orig­i­nal blog post by the author.

  • jnoller

    Added, thanks for point­ing it out

  • http://my.opera.com/karmazilla/blog/ Chris­t­ian Vest Hansen

    So here I am, writ­ing a lit­tle open source tool, doin’ a cou­ple of releases and time passes by. Hmm… won­der if some­one blogged about it. *googles* Lo’ and behold! Some­one did.

    Fun times ^_^

  • jnoller

    On the inter­net, every­one sees you release :)

    It’s a nice tool!

  • http://thoughts.karmazilla.net/ Chris Vest

    So here I am, writ­ing a lit­tle open source tool, doin’ a cou­ple of releases and time passes by. Hmm… won­der if some­one blogged about it. *googles* Lo’ and behold! Some­one did.

    Fun times ^_^

  • http://jessenoller.com jnoller

    On the inter­net, every­one sees you release :)

    It’s a nice tool!

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