Deployinator is a deployment framework extracted from Etsy.
Here is a blog post explaining the rationale behind it and how it helps us out.
For anyone deploying code (engineers, designers… anyone really), it’s an easy process.
Once your code is ready to go, you go to Deployinator and push the button to get it on QA. From there it visits Princess (see the sidebar).
Then, when it’s ready to go live, you hit the “Prod” button and soon your code is live, and everyone in IRC knows who pushed what code, complete with a link to the diff.
For anyone not on IRC, there’s the email that everyone gets with the same information.
Here is a blog post explaining the rationale behind it and how it helps us out.
For anyone deploying code (engineers, designers… anyone really), it’s an easy process.
Once your code is ready to go, you go to Deployinator and push the button to get it on QA. From there it visits Princess (see the sidebar).
Then, when it’s ready to go live, you hit the “Prod” button and soon your code is live, and everyone in IRC knows who pushed what code, complete with a link to the diff.
For anyone not on IRC, there’s the email that everyone gets with the same information.
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