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deploy-pipeline

Skill8 starsChanged 6 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Use this when: get code onto my server, deploy to homelab, my deploy broke the service, set up automated deployment, zero-downtime deploy, how do I roll back, update Docker Compose services, health check failing after deploy, secrets in my deploy script, blue-green deployment, my service didn't come back up, automate deploys on git push, deploy without downtime, rsync to remote host, ZFS snapshot before deploy, Dockge stack deploy

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