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Posted to dev@sling.apache.org by Josh Kennedy <jo...@meltmedia.com> on 2009/08/31 22:26:32 UTC

Moving Content From Development to Production

First off, thanks to Bertrand and Vidar for their quick responses.

One thing I have been looking at with Sling, and was wondering what  
other people are doing is moving content from Development, into  
Staging and Production.

I'm interested in what workflows people have found useful, and in what  
ways others are transporting content between different Sling instances  
for development and through production.

Thanks again for the assistance.

Re: Moving Content From Development to Production

Posted by Robert Ritchy <ri...@jarbo.com>.
I just joined this list, apologies if this is not in context.  I assume you
mean purely the Jackrabbit repository.  I'd be very interested in the best
approaches here as well.

I currently have 2 approaches:

1. Wrote a custom export/import tool which is particular to my data.  It
actually wasn't too complicated - but very proprietary.  The export results
(mixture of file data and property files) is then backed up and managed
accordingly for importing into any environment.

2. DB Dump/tar - depends on your repository configuration:
    - With purely file based, you can just tar up the jackrabbit directory
and move it around.
    - Otherwise, you'll have to also dump your cms db, tar up repository
directory and promote both around.

In both cases, there's the idea of official cms data managed outside of
dev/qa/staging/prod envs.

-Robert


On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Josh Kennedy <jo...@meltmedia.com> wrote:

> First off, thanks to Bertrand and Vidar for their quick responses.
>
> One thing I have been looking at with Sling, and was wondering what other
> people are doing is moving content from Development, into Staging and
> Production.
>
> I'm interested in what workflows people have found useful, and in what ways
> others are transporting content between different Sling instances for
> development and through production.
>
> Thanks again for the assistance.
>