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ubuntu-nodejs-git-auto-deploy

v1.0.0

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Automatically Deploy versions from GITHUB

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Ubuntu-NodeJS-Git-Auto-Deploy

Automatically Deploy versions from GITHUB PM2 Based NodeJS System to enable auto deployments even if the main repo has errors running

Step 1: Create a new Server Step 2: Generate an SSH Key #ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "[email protected]" ; cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub Step 3: Install SSH Key to GitHub open your repository link and click on settings, then Deploy Keys and add the key from Step 2 to that list. Step 4: Setup a hostname (and install NGINX server host configuration) #echo "newserver.com" > /etc/hostname Step 5: Install Stack and auto deployer on server #apt update ; apt -y upgrade ; apt -y autoremove ; apt install -y git mongodb nodejs npm certbot nginx python3-certbot-nginx ; npm install -g pm2 ; pm2 startup; mkdir /var/selfDeploy ; cd /var/selfDeploy ; git clone [email protected]:Encke/Ubuntu-NodeJS-Git-Auto-Deploy . ; npm i Step 6: Install your repository #cd /var ; rm -rf www/ ; mkdir www/ ; cd www/ ; git clone [email protected]:MYUSERNAMEINGITHUB/MYREPOSITORYINGITHUB . ; npm i ; pm2 start index.js ; cd /var/selfDeploy ; pm2 start index.js ; pm2 save Step 7: Setup webhook for updates open your repository link and click on settings, then Webhooks and add "http://IPOFTHESERVER:3420/" to the list set to only POST and send the event.

Your Repo is now ready for auto-deployments!

#Note ... to install SSL in your repo, please place the let's encrypt base path for the certificate in the file /var/selfDeploySSLCert the content should be only the path with no extra spaces /etc/letsencrypt/live/mywebsite.com