Fabric Bolt

abossard: I forked fabric-bolt to integrate a fabfile management and edit system, so that you can do administrative server tasks as well. A project can then be of a more generic nature, like: "Wordpress" and ve an atached fabfile to import, export, install or upgrade an installation.

Things I plan to do

• manage and edit fabfiles (codemirror integration): ✓
• assign a fabfile to a project, remove the type If you want to make a new Wordpress intallation, you create a project, set the required paths and then select the wordpress fabfile. It contains tasks for installing, update, backup and restore wordpress
• Something to manage the logins, but without ever touching a private key or having a password.

tl;dr

A web interface for fabric deployments.

Fabric Bolt is a Python/Django project that allows you to deploy code stored in source control (a project) to a target server (host). Fabric Bolt provides convenient web interfaces to configure both the projects and the hosts. Additionally, deployment history and logs are stored so that you know who, what, where, when, and why something was deployed.

Documentation found at http://fabric-bolt.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

Quickstart

These steps are designed to get you rolling quickly, but more complete install/setup information is provided in our documentation.

1. Install:

   pip install fabric-bolt
   

2. Initialize settings file. (To specify file location, enter as the second argument.):

   fabric-bolt init [~/.fabric-bolt/settings.py]
   

3. Modify generated settings file to enter database settings.

4. Migrate db:

   fabric-bolt migrate
   

5. Create admin user, then follow the prompts to create an email and password:

   fabric-bolt [--config=~/.fabric-bolt/settings.py] createsuperuser
   

6. Run:

   fabric-bolt runserver
   

Note:

If you have created a settings file at a different location than the default, you can use the --config option on any command (besides the init command) to specify the custom file path. Alternatively, you can set an env variable: FABRIC_BOLT_CONF.

Authors

• Dan Dietz (paperreduction)
• Jared Proffitt (jproffitt)
• Nathaniel Pardington (npardington)

Bolting web applications to servers since 2013 :: Deploy Happy!