cuisine_sweet

Sugar-coated declarative deployment recipes built on top of Fabric and Cuisine.

With Fabric's low-level remote ssh orchestration and Cuisine's generic recipes; the goal is to build a collection of wrappers capturing various, usually opinionated, system deployment styles.

At the heart of cuisine_sweet is the collection of ensure modules. These modules encapsulate what is being checked/deployed (declarative), without specifying the how and the where parts (imperative). An ensure is both an assertion check + action-if-needed in the form: ensure.object.state(params).

Sample Usage

cuisine_sweet is to be used in tandem with fabric.

To illustrate usage, see the sample fabfile.py below:

from fabric.api import task, env
from cuisine_sweet import ensure

env.hosts = [ 'myproject@server1.example.com', 'myproject@server2.example.com' ]

@task
def initial():
    ensure.yum.package_installed('gcc')
    ensure.yum.package_installed('make')
    ensure.yum.package_installed('git')
    ensure.yum.package_installed('python')
    ensure.yum.package_installed('python-devel')
    ensure.supervisord.installed()

@task
def deploy():
    ensure.local_git.up_to_date(against='origin/master')
    ensure.local_git.clean()
    ensure.git.rsync('git@ourgit.example.com:myproject.git', 'myproject', refspec='master', base_dir='git')
    ensure.user_crontab.loaded('git/myproject/user.cron')
    ensure.supervisord.running('git/myproject/supervisord.conf', '/tmp/myproject.supervisord.pid')
    ensure.supervisord.updated_with_latest_config('git/myproject/supervisord.conf')

References

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