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Atomic Deployment for JS Hipsters - m4dz, DevOps.js Conference 2024
Deno or Node.js can be used as a build system for atomic deployment, ensuring immutable deployment through hard links and bash scripts, with automated retrieval and versioning using webhooks, commit messages, and Git hooks.
- Deno or Node.js can be used as a build system for atomic deployment.
- Webhooks can be used to automate the retrieving process in the deploy server branch.
- Commit messages can include a “update_name” commit specifying the version number.
- Atomic deployment involves two versions of an application being deployed, with the old version being replaced by the new version.
- Immutable deployments are ensured by using hard links instead of symbolic links.
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git revlistcommand can be used to retrieve a list of commits. - Unix hard links can be used to create a working tree in a detached state.
- Bash scripts can be used to automate deployment tasks.
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git configcommand can be used to store configuration settings. - Git hooks can be used to react to events occurring in the life cycle of a repository.
- Atomic deployment can be achieved by using a combination of Git hooks, hard links, and bash scripts.