Simple deployment and server automation for Elixir.
Bootleg is a simple set of commands that attempt to simplify building and deploying Elixir applications. The goal of the project is to provide an extensible framework that can support many different deployment scenarios with one common set of commands.
Out of the box, Bootleg provides remote build and remote server automation for your Distillery releases. Bootleg assumes your project is committed into a git repository and some of the build steps use this assumption to handle code within the build process. If you are using another source control management (SCM) tool please consider contributing to Bootleg to add additional support.
def deps do
[{:distillery, "~> 2.0", runtime: false},
{:bootleg, "~> 0.10", runtime: false}]
end
For detailed information about the Bootleg commands and their options, try mix bootleg help <command>.
We're usually around on Slack where you can find us on elixir-lang's #bootleg channel if you have any questions.
Bootleg makes heavy use of the bitcrowd/SSHKit.ex library under the hood. We are very appreciative of the efforts of the bitcrowd team for both creating SSHKit.ex and being so attentive to our requests. We're also grateful for the opportunity to collaborate on ideas for both projects!
We welcome all contributions to Bootleg, whether they're improving the documentation, implementing features, reporting issues or suggesting new features.
If you'd like to contribute documentation, please check the best practices for writing documentation.
Bootleg source code is released under the MIT License. Check the LICENSE file for more information.