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by TimothyFitz
5006 days ago
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Thanks for the clarification. The downsides to that approach are that you need multiple machines, and the duration of your deploys is much longer. Not to mention, you'd have to script a deploy process across multiple machines (which is not easy, in the way that "SIGHUP Gunicorn" is easy). Personally I've found the "put new instances into a load balancer" method to make more sense for system changes (packages, kernels, OS versions) where deploying the change is inherently slow or expensive, but the method doesn't make sense for code deploys where deploy time is important. |
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