Questions tagged [fabric]

Introducing a versatile Python library and handy command-line tool that simplifies the use of SSH for tasks related to application deployment or systems administration. If you have any inquiries regarding specific topics, make sure to tag them correctly for better assistance: - Utilize [google-fabric] for questions related to the Google Fabric service. - Use [fabricjs] when inquiring about the FabricJs library. - Tag your queries with [hyperledger-fabric] for matters concerning Hyperledger Fabric. - For discussions about the Minecraft modding toolchain Fabric, include the tag [minecraft-fabric]. - Lastly, if you need help with Microsoft Fabric, reference it with the tag [microsoft-fabric].

`an issue arises when attempting to run a local command using fabric2`

Take a look at the code below: from fabric2 import Connection cbis = Connection.local() with cbis.cd('/home/bussiere/Workspace/Stack/Event/'): cbis.run('git add .') Unfortunately, I encountered this error: TypeError: local() mi ...

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Using Python variables within an IF statement

After searching for a solution, I realized that none of the methods I tried matched my specific issue. Currently, I am utilizing fabric with a run command to execute hostname -i remotely. Here is the snippet of code: ip = run("hostname -i") if %s in run(" ...

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What strategies are most effective for handling secret keys when deploying Django projects using Fabric?

Currently, I am attempting to securely store my SECRET_KEY in an environment variable: # settings/base.py def get_env_variable(var_name): """ Retrieve the environment variable or return an exception """ try: return os.environ[var_name] ...

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python starting a process on a remote machine using fabric

Hey there! I've been working on deploying my Python project using Fabric. One of the key components is a shell script called 'run_fetchserver.sh' that helps manage the start/stop process. fetch_path=$PROJECT_PATH if [ $1 = start ] then ...

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Running Selenium ChromeDriver as a daemon and deploying it: A comprehensive guide

After successfully setting up the latest version of Selenium Server, ChromeDriver, and Chrome on a headless Debian 7 VM with manual running through Screen and Xvfb, I am now looking to transfer this setup to a production Ubuntu 12.04 VM. For security reaso ...

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