[StavrosK]

I don't need Kubernetes, no. But what do I use? What's there to automatically deploy my software when I push in a simple and reliable way? All the other stuff I can do myself, but I want something to deploy stuff to servers.

[parliament32]

"git checkout X && git pull" ?

[StavrosK]

If I wanted to bring production down I'd just rm -rf / the database machines instead of using half-measures like that.

[parliament32]

I'm just saying you don't need fancy CI-de-jour tech for a home project. If you're on the Atlassian stack Bamboo does pretty solid deployment/test/rollback. With a proper staging and QA environment even a large corp doesn't need much more than git.

[StavrosK]

I've never used Bamboo, so maybe that's the solution, but I disagree with your comment otherwise. No one should ever need to SSH to the servers to deploy things, and I would prefer to keep the hand-rolling to a minimum. Is there an OSS solution that will take care of that? Maybe Nomad would work.