Who deploys Erlang applications?

Question

Erlang

It seems to me that Erlang lacks such a thing as Capistrano. So that you can set up a couple of scripts and make make deploy. And I want to automate this process for my small applications. To build the project, I use rebar and relx, with the make deploy command, the script goes to the server, does a git pull, compiles the project, builds the release, and starts it. This, of course, is tin. But so far I have not found a simpler and more convenient way.
So I want to hear how others solve this issue :)

Answer 1

I prefer to do a git pull on a directory on the server that I am patching in real time.
After I made a patch, I comic it directly from the server.
I am rebuilding releases and docker containers from git.
In turn, I extinguish the line of containers of the ring and re-raise new ones.
This worklfow is supposed to be in mad deploy . But it will communicate not via ssh with servers, but with a service as part of the voxoz architecture , which manages the docker slice containers . But it hasn't been released to the public yet.

Answer 2

git pull + make (bash+relx) to spec. car.
Then: now - manual copying for prod. server... planning its own apt repository with update
and ansible for laying out nginx, supervisord, etc... configs, installing perl packages, creating users...

Answer 3

Just got into this issue. I made a script that builds a deb package from the relx release and it will all run on jenkins. also raised its own repository of deb packages