I have this triggered by GitLab CI pipelines, with protected branches for each of my environments. So usually, deployment happens after a simple git push or merge request being approved. The upshot is that it feels like that old Heroku magic again, except you own the whole stack and can see exactly what’s happening. A single kamal deploy builds, pushes and rolls out your changes across however many servers you’ve configured. It’s the kind of tooling Rails has needed for years.
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