What are the steps for deploying a project on Linux?
The general steps to deploy a project on Linux are as follows:
- Prepare the environment: Make sure that the necessary software and dependencies, such as web servers, databases, and programming language interpreters, are installed on the Linux server.
- Download project code: Download the source code of the project from the code repository to a Linux server, using tools like Git for the download.
- Set up project: Configure relevant parameters of the project according to the project requirements, such as database connection information, port numbers, etc.
- Build project: If the project requires building, run the build command to generate executable files or deployment packages.
- Deploying the project means copying project files to a specific directory on the web server.
- Start the project: Launch the web server and ensure that the project is running smoothly.
- Test project: Ensure that the project can be accessed and run successfully by visiting the project’s URL or API interface.
- Set up domain: If needed, configure the project’s domain or subdomain and ensure that domain resolution is correct.
- Monitoring project: establish monitoring tools to track the operation status and performance metrics of the project.
- Regular maintenance: Periodically check the operation status of the project, carry out necessary updates and maintenance work to ensure the stable operation of the project.
