Orchestra deployment on integration environment

This tutorial is going to describe step by step how you can deploy the Open Orchestra project on the integration environment.

To be able to deploy with capistrano, your target environment should have the requirements :

• git installed
• composer installed and executable as the composer command
• The user used to deploy and the one used to execute the php should be able to write in the cache and log directory at all time.

Install Gem and Bundler

In order to separate all the project of your computer, we use bundler to execute only the specified version of capistrano.

$ aptitude install ruby ruby-dev
$ gem install bundler

Install capifony

In the root directory of your project, run the command

$ bundle install

SSH configuration

Make sure that your ssh configuration is ready and your personal public key is installed on the integration server

# ~/.ssh/config
Host open_orchestra_bo_inte_1-1
    Hostname 10.0.1.228
    User open_orchestra_bo_inte_1-1
    ForwardAgent yes
Host open_orchestra_front_inte_1-1
    Hostname 10.0.1.228
    User open_orchestra_front_inte_1-1
    ForwardAgent yes
Host open_orchestra_front2_inte_1-1
    Hostname 10.0.1.228
    User open_orchestra_front2_inte_1-1
    ForwardAgent yes
Host open_orchestra_media_inte_1-1
    Hostname 10.0.1.228
    User open_orchestra_media_inte_1-1
    ForwardAgent yes

Test the command

Run the following command to test the installation and connection to the server

$ cap 1.1 deploy:log_revision

Deploy

Before deploying the project, make sure that the composer.lock file is up-to-date on the master branch.

$ cap inte composer:update_vendor

This task run composer update vendor on the server to update composer.lock and create a branch on GitHub.

Once you are ready (passing tests for instance), you can merge in the branch you want to deploy

Then you can run the deploy command in the project directory

$ cap 1.1 deploy

Once this is done, your server has been updated.