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Informations about the package client

AtomicDeploy

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This command utility connects with atomic-deploy/server in order to deploy websites atomically to hosting without SSH access.

Why? Its 2020, there's DigitalOcean, Docker, microservices, Azure, Heroku. Why do I need this? Well the unfortunate reality is many clients are still stuck on ancient shared web hosting. This gives a slightly nicer experience for the developer whilst still working without SSH access.

How? Though there are FTP components built into this client, namely GitFtpCommand and ComposerTransferInstalledCommand, the current recommended way is to pull each deployment from scratch from a Git repository. atomic-deploy/server will then facilitate running things like composer install, despite not having any SSH access to the server itself.

AtomicDeploy will allow you to have multiple deployments of your website on the server at the same time, and they can be switched between using an atomic rename file operation which just switches a symlink over. In the ideal world, this will allow for zero-downtime deployments.

Security

Of course, the atomic-deploy/server installation needs to be placed behind some form of password barrier, as it is basically as powerful as cPanel when it comes to wreaking havoc on a shared webhosting installation.

Usage

To see a list of current deployments, run

$ adp ls

To push the latest version

$ adp push

To switch between versions

$ adp use [desired_git_commit]

Configuration file

The adp command should be run from the directory of your website. That directory should contain a deploy.php file which stores configuration for the deployment. He is an example configuration file:

All versions of client with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires illuminate/filesystem Version ^6.0
touki/ftp Version ^1.2
symfony/console Version ^4.3.4
symfony/process Version ^4.3.4
symfony/debug Version ^4.4.7
vlucas/phpdotenv Version ~4.0
ext-json Version *
ext-curl Version *
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