Provision deployer will configure your server, setup a firewall, install php and mysql or postgres, configure https, etc. Deployer will prompt you with a series of questions. After completing them, you'll have a deploy.php or * deploy.yaml * file—your deployment recipe.
Deployer will ask you a few questions during provisioning: Next, deployer will configure our server and create the deployer user. There are two ways to install deployer:
Global installation is recommended for most users, as it allows you to use deployer from any directory. Jul 5, 2010curl -o https://deployer.org/releases/v7.5.12/deployer.phar mv deployer.phar /usr/local/bin/dep chmod +x /usr/local/bin/dep Deployer uses the selector to choose hosts.
This is documentation for deployer 7.x, which is no longer actively maintained. By now, you should have a solid understanding of deployer’s basics, from defining tasks and hosts to working with configurations and dynamic values. The php deployment tool with support for popular frameworks out of the box - releasesdeployphp/deployer
This is documentation for deployer 6.x, which is no longer actively maintained.
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