ansistrano/deploy

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Ansistrano is a pair of Ansible roles (ansistrano.deploy and ansistrano.rollback) that manage application deployments using a Capistrano-style workflow with releases, symlinks, hooks, and rollback. It supports multiple deployment strategies including rsync, git, svn, hg, S3, GCS, and downloadable archives.

Use cases

• deploy a PHP application to servers with Ansible
• capistrano-style deployments for Python or Ruby apps
• roll back to a previous release after a bad deploy
• deploy from git, s3, or gcs artifacts to remote hosts
• run custom tasks before and after deployment with hooks
• prune old releases and manage current symlink

When to choose

• you already use Ansible and want scripted, repeatable app deployments
• you need Capistrano-style releases, symlinks, and rollback without a Ruby stack
• you deploy scripting-language apps (PHP, Python, Ruby) to one or many servers

When to avoid

• you need container or Kubernetes-based deployments
• you want a full CI/CD pipeline rather than a deployment role
• your deployment target requires zero-downtime orchestration beyond symlink switching

Facets

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deployment configuration-management ci-cd web-development self-hosted windows cli cross-platform ansible-role capistrano-style rollback release-management deployment-hooks rsync git-deploy devops automation linux macos

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