autoprod.sh allows you to easily deploy your process on your server in a simple and automatic way using the cron job scheduler.
After placing autoprod.sh in your local repository folder, you can use cron as the job scheduler to let this script run automatically.
- Please check and modify the autoprod.sh because you don't may use supervisor as your process manager but maybe pm2 or another...
- After that the only thing you have to change is the PROCESS_NAME variable which is the name of your process/git repo
- You can change the Git folder location too, by default, all your git folders must be in your home/ folder.
Warning : The git repository/folder name need to be the same as the process name to let this script works !
In order to run this script automatically, you'll need Cron which is a job scheduler. (already included in most Linux distros)
- Run
crontab -ein order to enter and modify your crontab file - You can run Autoprod every minute like this by adding the following line to the crontab file, just add :
* * * * * root sh /home/my_super_cool_repo/autoprod.sh
Once launched, this script will log into /home/my_super_cool_repo/autoprod.log any update from your git remote request.
If you git pull from another branch than your master/main branch, you'll have to git pull origin <your_branch> and not just git pull anymore. The PULL variable must be greater than 3 if it's from another branch in the condition.
I may use a different method in the future to know if there is some updates or not. (instead of a simple output line counter)