Our entire software deployment system across all of our servers is built on systems built on systems built on a command-line tool I wrote in my first month.
It's really useful because anything that you can do from our deployment panel you can do by hand by logging into the server (and actually, even more stuff which isn't exposed).
The one thing I haven't gotten around to doing is revamping the tool to properly support JSON output for all commands. It might require a new logging module to handle errors though…
nice! that sounds like CLIFMO to me. yeah it's amazing how much easier it makes so many things. development-wise it yields so many freebies that pay off later.
It's really useful because anything that you can do from our deployment panel you can do by hand by logging into the server (and actually, even more stuff which isn't exposed).
The one thing I haven't gotten around to doing is revamping the tool to properly support JSON output for all commands. It might require a new logging module to handle errors though…