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jitploy

v2.5.0

Published

service that manages deployment of others services

Downloads

14

Readme

Jitploy Client

The purpose of this package is to provide a continuous deployment client

It connects to a server (Jitploy on github) that listens to a github webhook. When that server gets a post from github about a pull request or push it signals this client to restart the services that uses that code

This client takes the following steps

  • pull from github
  • optionally decrypt version controlled configuration
  • npm install potential new packages
  • manage or pm2 restart process

Status

Currently this packages serves the author's own purposes, it still needs a bit of work to be more generally useful

Though with heroku it would probably be easy to set up the server and client in a similar way to solve the same problem