PyGrunn - Buildout presentation
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Buildout is a deployment tool primarily used in the Zope/Plone community, designed to create repeatable environments for application deployment across development, testing, acceptance, and production stages. It allows the assembly of applications from multiple components and supports configurations through various recipes and variable substitutions. The document also provides examples of buildout configurations and links for further information.
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PyGrunn - Buildout presentation
- 1. – write once, deploy often – Creating repeatable environments with Buildout
- 2. About me Kim Chee Leong Python developer since May 2007
- 5. Introduction A bit of history
- 6. What is buildout and what can I do with it?
- 7. Buildout basics and examples
- 8. A bit of history Buildout originated from the Zope/Plone community Setting up an application deployment was repetitive and tedious
- 9. There is a need for creating repeatable DTAP deployments
- 10. What is buildout Support for creating application deployments
- 11. Assembling applications from multiple parts, Python or otherwise
- 12. An application may actually contain multiple programs, processes, and configuration settings
- 13. What can I do with buildout Deploy DTAP* environments with one buildout
- 14. It's repeatable and reusable
- 15. * Development, Testing, Acceptance, Production
- 16. Simple buildout config [buildout] develop = src/hello parts = hello-buildout [hello-buildout] recipe = zc.recipe.egg interpreter = py eggs = hello
- 17. Multiple configuration files [buildout] extends = buildout-base.cfg supervisor.cfg pound.cfg prd-settings.cfg prd-version.cfg parts += instance0 ...
- 18. Variable substitutions [cluster] int-ip = 192.168.10.1 supervisor-port = 38080 [supervisor] recipe = collective.recipe.supervisor port = ${cluster:int-ip}:${cluster:supervisor-port} serverurl = http://${cluster:int-ip}:${cluster:supervisor-port} programs = 20 instance ${instance:location}/bin/runzope ${instance:location} true 80 pound ${buildout:directory}/bin/poundrun
- 19. Buildout recipes zc.recipe.egg plone.recipe.command zc.recipe.cmmi collective.recipe.patch collective.recipe.supervisor gocept.nginx mr.developer
- 20. Example buildout config [buildout] parts = pyramid eggs = ZopeSkel extensions = mr.developer sources = sources auto-checkout = opsbqueue gw20e.forms [sources] opsbqueue = svn https://svn.gw20e.com/oosterpoort/eggs/opsbqueue gw20e.forms = svn https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/gw20e.forms/trunk [pyramid] recipe = zc.recipe.egg interpreter = py eggs = pyramid opsbqueue gw20e.forms
- 22. Running buildout ~/buildout$ python bootstrap.py ~/buildout$ ./bin/buildout
- 23. Wrapping up Use buildout deploying applications in complex environments
- 26. Write once, deploy often!