Welcome to the PKG Deploy Documentation
Linux packages are great, so we want to make creating and hosting them as simple as possible.
In this documentation, we go into detail on how to use PKG Deploy to create and deploy packages for your project and how to install them.
Overview
Find out what PKG Deploy is and how it can make your life better and easier
Getting started
Learn the ropes and get a good basic understanding
- Getting access to PKG Deploy
- Making PKG Deploy ready to build your first package
- Adding build and deploy instructions to your code
- Triggering a release to create a package
- Use your private package repository to deploy code quickly
- A step-by-step guide on creating your first package
Configuration files
At the heart of PKG Deploy are the configuration files used to tell us how to build packages for you and how they should be deployed.
- Understanding the basics of a config file
- How to copy code when a package is installed
- How to run commands when a package is installed
- All the different configuration options (and which fields are required)
- Issues and warnings you may run into (when creating configuration files)
- Examples we have created to help you create your configuration files
Package Repositories
Hosting packages for you so they can be installed via a package manager (APT or Yum)
- Creating a private and secure package repository in a few clicks
- Setting up your server so it can see your repositories
- Installing your packages using APT or YUM
If all this seems like too much
Reading documentation isn't most peoples thing. If you want to get started quickly:
- Check out our step--by-step guide to creating your first package