Deployer is a tool for deploying PHP applications to a remote server.

Deployer will prompt you with a series of questions. After completing them, you'll have a deploy.php or * deploy.yaml * file—your deployment recipe. This file defines hosts, tasks, and dependencies on other …

Jul 5, 2010 · composer global require deployer/deployer phive install deployer docker run --rm -it -v .:/app deployphp/deployer init

Basics Deployer operates around two main concepts: hosts and tasks. These are defined within a recipe, which is simply a file containing hosts and tasks definitions. The Deployer CLI requires two …

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Installation There are two ways to install Deployer: globally or locally. Global installation is recommended for most users, as it allows you to use Deployer from any directory. Local (or project) …

Define a local host. Deployer will not connect to this host, but will execute commands locally instead.

Deployer will ask you a few questions during provisioning: php version, database type, etc. Next, Deployer will configure our server and create the deployer user.

Basics Deployer has two main concepts: hosts and tasks. A recipe is a file containing definitions for hosts and tasks. Deployer CLI requires two arguments to run: a task to run and a selector. Hosts can …

Selector Deployer uses the selector to choose hosts. Each host can have a set of labels. Labels are key-value pairs. For example, stage: production or role: web. You can use labels to select hosts. For …