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  • maze deploy
  • Example Usage
  1. CLI

Deploy

The deploy command lets you deploy your maze project in a Heroku like fashion. This works as proof of concept but isn't currently very configurable. In most cases Maze is super easy to deploy via multiple methods Docker, Chef, Capistrano, or manual git checkout and compile.

maze deploy

maze deploy [OPTIONS] [SERVER_SUFFIX]

Arguments:
  SERVER_SUFFIX  # Name of server.
                 (default: production)

Options:
  -b, --branch   # Branch to use. Default master.
                 (default: master)
  --init
  -k, --key      # API Key for service
  --no-color     # Disable colored output
  -s, --service  # Deploy to cloud service: digitalocean | heroku | aws | azure
                 (default: digitalocean)
  -t, --tag      # Tag to use. Overrides branch.

Example Usage

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