Deploy 12-factor applications using Capistrano.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'capistrano-buildpack'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install capistrano-buildpack
Here's a basic Capfile that uses Capistrano::Buildpack
:
require 'rubygems'
set :application, "bugsplatdotinfo"
set :repository, "https://github.com/peterkeen/bugsplat.rb"
set :scm, :git
set :additional_domains, ['bugsplat.info']
role :web, "examplevps.bugsplat.info"
set :buildpack_url, "https://github.com/peterkeen/bugsplat-buildpack-ruby-simple"
set :user, "peter"
set :base_port, 6700
set :concurrency, "web=1"
read_env 'prod'
load 'deploy'
require 'capistrano-buildpack'
This will load a file named .env.prod
which should consist of environment variables like this:
SOME_VAR_NAME=some_value
SOME_OTHER_VAR=something_else
This example just unconditionally loads 'prod' but you can have as many different sets as you want, loading them as appropriate in tasks.
To run a deploy:
$ cap deploy:setup # create the required directory structure and gem install foreman-export-nginx
$ cap deploy # actually run a deploy
Deploy will do the following things:
- Create the required directory structure at
/apps/<application>
- Clone/update the buildpack
- Clone/update the code repository
- Apply the buildpack to the code repository
- Create
upstart
-style init files in/etc/init
and start up the app - Create an nginx config file at `/etc/nginx/conf.d/.conf and restart nginx
The nginx config will list at least one domain for the app: <application>.<hostname>
, which in this case is bugsplatdotinfo.examplevps.bugsplat.info
. Anything
you add to the :additional_domains
setting gets tacked on at the end.
Several other settings are available:
use_ssl
: true to listen on port 443ssl_cert_path
: a path to a certificate file on the server. You are responsible for getting the certificate there.ssl_key_path
: a path to a key file on the server. You are responsible for getting it there.force_ssl
: Force a redirect to SSL. This will unconditionally redirect to the first domain inadditional_domains
, so if you have multiple you may want to do this in your app instead.force_domain
: Force a redirect to the given domain.default_server
: Declare that this app is the default for this server. Can only have one per nginx.
To run your app as a different user than :user
, use the :app_user
setting. This user will not be created for you, you'll need to create it yourself, and it must have a proper home directory.
Sometimes you want to run a command on the other end that isn't defined in a Procfile. Do that with cap remote
:
$ cap remote echo hi there
Capistrano::Buildpack
will not run bin/release
from the buildpack, so any environment variables that that attempts to set need to be set using read_env
.
In addition, at the moment the exported nginx config does not have compression turned on.
Email patches to capistrano.buildpack@petekeen.net.