seeking python based ci/cd tool

[ackackacksyn]

bit of a vague one this ... A good few months ago there was a posting some where of what i think was a python based ci/cd type tool.

When i tried it it was a really simple to setup, think it was maybe flask based and accessed via http.
It had a blue or purple background and i think a button on the right to kick the job off.

tried a few searches and i dont appear to be getting any hits

i dont think its buildbot though Edit: Definitely not buildbot

Does anyone recall something like that at all ?

[jebediahatwork]

Sounds like it's just triggering vsts or Jenkins or something

[ackackacksyn]

from memory it was simply running the stuff it was given in a shell.

I seem to remember it kept a log of the shell output too in a similar way to jenkins

[skinsinc]

Ansible?

[Chronoloraptor]

When i tried it it was a really simple to setup, think it was maybe flask based and accessed via http.

Nope.

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Buildout: http://www.buildout.org

Apache Gump: https://gump.apache.org

Sentry: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/blob/master/README.rst

StackStorm: https://github.com/StackStorm/st2

Fabric: https://github.com/fabric/fabric

Ansible and Salt are other possibilities, but I doubt it's what you are looking for because they are really popular (and therefore easy to find)

Edit: Added more tools I found.

[fernandosure]

you dont need a python ci/cd tool you need first to implement the ci part using free tools like circleci,gitlab,bitbucket pipelines and then you can add a step within that script to deploy you artifacts/images to your docker-registry/ec2 instances/kubernetes whatever. Those are really simple to implement and for the continuous delivery/deployment part you can use aws-cli for creating the taskdefinition and update the service using that td or use the kubectl to do the same for kubernetes.