This page describes steps to setup Continuous Deployment from Travis CI to Scalingo. Follow this guide to automatically deploy to Scalingo after a successful build.

Travis CI

Deploying to Scalingo is supported by the official dpl tool. You can use it as a stand alone tool and combine it with your workflow.

Setup .travis.yml

The dpl tool is used by Travis itself for deployment after builds. To trigger a deployment after a success build on Travis you have to add the deploy section to your .travis.yml:

deploy:
  provider: scalingo
  api_key: <your Scalingo api token>

The recommended way to add your api_key is to encrypt it through the travis tool:

# Install the travis command if you don't have it yet
gem install travis

# Run the encrypt command in your project root
travis encrypt <your Scalingo api token> --add deploy.api_key

If you don’t want to use the api_key, you can specify username and password.

You can read more about Environment Variables and Encryption keys on the Travis documentation.

Scalingo API Token

Your API token is available on the ‘Profile’ page of Scalingo Dashboard.

Options

Beside provider and api_key you can customize these optional parameters:

• app: App is the name of your app on Scalingo, it is extracted from the remote option.
• on: Specify the branch to deploy from, default is master. Change this if your code is not on master. You can also trigger the deployment from any branch:

  deploy:
  on:
    all_branches: true
  

• remote: Default remote is scalingo. Change this if you have a different Git remote name.
• username and password: replace the api_key option.