Announce: pennyworth continuous test/build/deployment system

Chef Infra (archive)
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Yo guys,

Today with thanks to Heavy Water operations and Darrin Eden, I finally
bring you the release of our continuous test/build/deploy system:
pennyworth!

I have included a few examples for building Ruby and Bundler, and we
have published a Vagrant image for ease of testing. Over the next few
days we'll be adding more examples from some of our clients for
testing, building and deploying a number of different styles of
application, not limited to but including Rails and Clojure.

I have long term plans for integration with Pylon, the distributed
messaging and coordination system I have been building to enable more
flexible deployment interactions.

Shine all bat signal.

--AJ

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This is awesome. Can't wait to dig in, and eager to transition projects
over.

Thanks!

James

On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 5:17 PM, AJ Christensen aj@junglist.gen.nz wrote:

Yo guys,

Today with thanks to Heavy Water operations and Darrin Eden, I finally
bring you the release of our continuous test/build/deploy system:
pennyworth!

GitHub - heavywater/pennyworth: pennyworth is a continuous packaging system built around Opscode's Chef, Jenkins and the fpm packaging tool

I have included a few examples for building Ruby and Bundler, and we
have published a Vagrant image for ease of testing. Over the next few
days we'll be adding more examples from some of our clients for
testing, building and deploying a number of different styles of
application, not limited to but including Rails and Clojure.

I have long term plans for integration with Pylon, the distributed
messaging and coordination system I have been building to enable more
flexible deployment interactions.

Shine all bat signal.

--AJ