Reference

Note

This is auto-generated API reference. Don’t expect much from it.

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Warning

django-fab-deploy is still at early stages of development and API may change in future.

Django

Deployment

fab_deploy.system.create_linux_account

Creates linux account, setups ssh access and pip.conf file.

Example:

fab create_linux_account:"/home/kmike/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"

fab_deploy.system.create_sudo_linux_account

Creates linux account, setups ssh access and adds the created user to sudoers. This command requires root ssh access.

fab_deploy.system.ssh_add_key

Adds a ssh key from passed file to user’s authorized_keys on server.

fab_deploy.system.ssh_add_root_key

Adds a ssh key from passed file to root’s authorized_keys on server.

fab_deploy.system.install_sudo

Installs sudo on server.

Virtualenv/pip

MySQL

Working with crontab

fab_deploy.crontab.set_content

Sets crontab content

fab_deploy.crontab.add_line

Adds line to crontab. Line can be appended with special marker comment so it’ll be possible to reliably remove or update it later.

fab_deploy.crontab.puts_content

Shows current crontab

fab_deploy.crontab.remove_line

Removes a line added and marked using add_line.

fab_deploy.crontab.update_line

Adds or updates a line in crontab.

fab_deploy.crontab.add_management

Adds django management command to crontab.

• when - crontab’s ‘when’ part (m h dom mon dow)
• command - django management command (with all options)
• marker - unique marker for future command updating or removing

Example:

$ fab crontab_add_management:"0 0 * * *","cleanup"

Web servers