Deployer Getting Started Tutorial: Optimizing the Deployment Process of PHP Projects
Introduction:
In modern development, automated deployment has become an indispensable part. Deployer is an excellent PHP project deployment tool, which can help us simplify the deployment process and improve efficiency. This article will introduce the basic use of Deployer, and show through code examples how to optimize the deployment process of PHP projects through Deployer.
1. Why choose Deployer?
Deployer is a lightweight open source tool designed specifically for PHP projects. It provides a wealth of functions to meet our various needs during the deployment process. The following are some of the main reasons for choosing Deployer:
2. Install Deployer
First, we need to install Deployer in the project. Just execute the following command in the project root directory:
composer require deployer/deployer --dev
After the installation is completed, we can find the deploy.php
file in the project root directory. This is the core configuration file of Deployer, in which we need to configure our project information.
3. Configure Deployer
First, we need to define our server information in the deploy.php
file. The specific configuration is as follows:
server('production', 'your_server_ip') ->user('your_username') ->identityFile('~/.ssh/id_rsa') // 定义SSH密钥文件位置 ->set('deploy_path', '/var/www/your_project_path');
In the above configuration, we defined a server named production
, specifying the server's IP address, login username and deployment path.
Next, we can configure some common deployment options, such as release directory, code branch, etc. An example is as follows:
set('application', 'your_project_name'); set('repository', 'git@github.com:your_username/your_project.git'); set('default_stage', 'production'); set('release_name', 'release'); // 发布目录名称 set('shared_dirs', ['storage']); // 需要在不同版本之间共享的目录 set('writable_dirs', ['storage']); // 需要设置可写权限的目录
Through the above configuration, we define the project name, warehouse address, default environment and other information, and specify the directory that needs to be shared and set writable permissions.
4. Writing deployment tasks
In Deployer, we control the deployment process by defining tasks. The following is a simple deployment task example to deploy our PHP project:
task('deploy', [ 'deploy:info', 'deploy:start', 'deploy:unlock', 'deploy:prepare', 'deploy:lock', 'deploy:release', 'deploy:update_code', 'deploy:shared', 'deploy:writable', 'deploy:symlink', 'deploy:unlock', 'cleanup', 'success' ])->desc('Deploy your project'); after('deploy', 'success');
In the above example, we defined a task named deploy
, which covers the deployment process various steps. For the specific role of each step, please refer to the Deployer official documentation.
5. Run the deployment task
After we have completed the configuration and task writing of deploy.php
, we can execute the deployment task. Switch to the project root directory in the terminal and execute the following command:
dep deploy production
where production
is the server environment we defined previously.
6. Conclusion
Through Deployer, we can quickly and simply optimize our PHP project deployment process. It helps us simplify the deployment process and opens up an extension mechanism to meet the specific needs of the project through plug-ins.
I hope this article will help you understand and use Deployer. Of course, to adapt to the deployment needs of different projects, we can also improve our deployment process through further in-depth study and practice. I wish you good results when using Deployer!
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