Copenhagen is an inflexible, opinionated deployment framework for developers or orgs not willing or able to modify their deployment process. Rather than require you to change your process, Copenhagen wraps your existing process, whatever it may be.

Installation

Install the gem from the command line:

$ sudo gem install copenhagen

Usage

Add a Copenhagen.yml file to your project root. Add one top-level node for each of your environments. Within each environment, define the deployment target and the attributes that correspond to the target. Example:

test:
  target: heroku
  git_remote: heroku
  git_branch: master

staging:
  target: remote-pull
  pem: /Users/tim/.pems/whatever.pem
  host: ec2-1-2-3-4.compute-1.amazonaws.com
  user: ubuntu
  remote_path: /var/www/test
  git_remote: origin
  git_branch: whatever (optional)
  bundle: true
  touch: false (optional)

staging2:
  target: remote-pull-with-password
  host: ec2-1-2-3-4.compute-1.amazonaws.com
  user: ubuntu
  password: Wh4t3v3r
  remote_path: /var/www/test
  git_remote: origin
  (current branch will be used)
  migrate: true

production:
  target: remote-script
  pem: /Users/tim/.pems/whatever.pem
  host: ec2-1-2-3-4.compute-1.amazonaws.com
  user: ubuntu
  deploy_user: deploy
  deploy_script: push-whatever-to-prod-servers.sh

To deploy, simply run the dip command followed by the name of the environment. Example:

$ dip staging

or

$ dip production

Finally...

© 2013 Ashe Avenue. Created by Tim Boisvert.
Copenhagen is released under the MIT license.