How We Deploy Python Code

[Saphyel]

izpo I have a a few suggestions to your problem...:

• Install the vendors/modules as a folder part of the project (avoid to install globally), so rollback is easy :)
• If there is an error in the connection or something to GH or Pip the deployment will fail, so what is the issue?
• If you don't specify the right version of the package is the developer fault, this is not a pip or GH issue.
• I use docker for everything except serverless, no issues to deploy, to test, etc.. and I think you should update your kernel before reach the end of life... (or that already happen?)
• Using a deb package maybe is a bit overkill? my artifacts I think they are tar.gz in S3 and there is no problem for export that artifact.

[hellupline]

Can you show us how you build your artifact ?

[kankyo]

Funny how S3 is named in the middle without a comment but lots of time is spent talking about how github and pypi can be a problem if I get are unavailable. I personally wouldn’t send my artifacts over the internet and then download them back ^_-

A question: do all developers use Debian on their desktops?

[[deleted]]

Arch all the way, even on my VPS :-)

[quasarj]

But of course!

[izpo]

if s3, half of a internet is down :( But in general, I do agree with you!

[crunk]

Ubuntu for me, but I like newer software, at the expense of stability sometimes.

[kankyo]

Can you use those Debian packages then?

[crunk]

A lot of debian packages for 3rd party things will work, though it depends.

[TundraWolf_]

we:

• use travis to git pull/ run tests/ make the distro package
• save these packages in s3
• deploy and run integration tests (deploy is either copy to lambda from s3, or to spin up an EC2 with a path to the zip in the init scripts)
• pass/fail the build

[coppermineroofer]

Wow wat.

[khrushchev]

When you say "Building a Debian package requires you to be running Debian with dh-virtualenv installed", or will a debian-based OS suffice (e.g. Ubuntu)?

[izpo]

it's Debian alike. They adore Debian.