Using build tools can significantly improve your development workflow. In DeployBot, you can execute scripts or commands in pre-defined Docker containers. Additionally, you can create your own Docker images, upload them to Docker Hub, and ask DeployBot to retrieve your own image from there.
Are you working on a larger project, and do you have to deploy your code to several servers at the same time? That can be a complex task and even error-prone if you do this manually. Let DeployBot help you—our favorite bot can deploy to several servers simultaneously, from just two servers to 20 or over one hundred.
Every developer has to deal with legacy code—sooner or later. This means she or he should find a way to handle this code, in the best possible way. It doesn't necessarily mean migrating to a CI/CD workflow. Continually delivering or deploying code might not be right for you, your software project, or even your team. But even then, you should consider automation, at least for tests and the build process.
Did you know DeployBot can help you to improve team communication? Thanks to integrations for Slack and email you and your fellow developers can receive notifications about deployments automatically.
Pre- and post-deployment commands run on the server, before or after the deployment. However, this is more than just “stop everything, deploy, start everything” – let’s look at some typical scenarios and some clever examples which might improve your workflow.