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Tool to deploy Elixir & Phoenix apps to servers.
Docs: [Configuration], [Hot code-reloading], [prod.secret.exs file], [Logs]
To deploy to Heroku, use the Heroku Elixir buildpack instead.
$ pip install ansible
$ ansible-galaxy install HashNuke.elixir-stack
# assuming your SSH key is called `id_rsa`
# run this everytime you start your computer
$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsaIf the above commands fail, try with sudo. For Mac OS X, Ansible is also available on homebrew.
1.) Add exrm as your project's dependency in mix.exs
defp deps do
[{:exrm, "~> 0.18.1"}]
end2.) In your project dir, run following command:
$ curl -L http://git.io/ansible-elixir-stack.sh | bashFOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS OF ABOVE COMMAND
Checkout the documentation on configuration options
Assuming you have root SSH access to the server
$ ansible-playbook playbooks/setup.yml$ ansible-playbook playbooks/deploy.ymlBy default the application is restarted on each deploy. Read how to enable hot code-reloading.
Is this only meant for small $5 servers?
Should fit servers of any size. In that case you could also increase the swap and npm
How to have different set of servers for staging and production?
Use the inventory file as a template and maintain different inventory files for staging and production. Let's say your staging inventory file is called staging.inventory, then you could do ansible-playbook setup.yml -i staging.inventory (and similar for deploy). Notice the -i switch.
B/w if you are going this way, you probably should learn Ansible or hire someone who knows it
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