Bitbucket

If you are using ServerAvatar to manage your servers and sites, You can quickly deploy a site on your server using a simple Bitbucket auto installer.

Once you have connected your server with ServerAvatar, You can follow the steps given below to automatically install Bitbucket repository on your server.

Step 1: First, you need to Integrate Git, Navigate to Dashboard → Integration → Git.

Step 2: Click on Bitbucket Link Bitbucket button like the below image. After that, allow authorize to serveravatar for deploy your project and your bitbucket account connected with serveravatar account.

Step 3: Now, you can deploy a site from Bitbucket. First, you need to create Custom Application.

Step 4: Navigate to that Created Application Dashboard → Auto Deploy.

Step 5: Click on Bitbucket Install Now button like the below image.

Step 6: First you need to Generate ssh-key for deployment, and Copy that ssh-key to put into bitbucket account.

Step 7: Login into your Integrated bitbucket account, and Navigate to Personal Settings → SSH keys → Add key.

• Enter Label and Paste your Generated ssh-key like the below image.
• Then click on the Add key button.

Step 8: After that, select Integrated account, then select their Repository and select their Branch.

• Then click on the Install Now button.

  

Step 9: If you want to Enable Auto Pull, then Navigate to Created Application Dashboard → Git.

• Then click on Enable like the below image.

  

• After that, Copy Webhook URL.

  

• Login into your Integrated bitbucket account, and In your Selected repository, navigate to Repository settings → Webhooks → Add webhook, and use the following settings:

  • Title: Enter title
  • URL: Your Copied Webhook URL
  • Active: Check
  • SSL/TLS: Uncheck for Skip certificate verification
  • Triggers: Repository push

• Click Save to save your settings, and the request should start working.

  

• You can see your Request logs like the below image, and click on Enable History.

  

Step 10: If you want to Checkout branch then click on Change Branch and select checkout branch.

• You can see your commit history from Webhook History section.

  

Step 11: If you want to Run Custom Script after pull request, then enter script in Deployment Script section and Save it.

• When the webhook receives a push request, you might want to run a Custom Script to clear some cache or upgrade your web application. You can write a script to do this command in Deployment Script section.

info

Please use # (hashtag) for comment in Deployment Script.

• The script will be running inside your Application root folder. If your deployment script includes composer and php command, it will use default PHP-CLI. If you want to run a script using a different PHP version, you must use replacer.

  Replacer

  • Replacer is where you can tell the deployment script to run specific php version.

  • For example this: {PHP70} artisan cache:clear

  • Will be translated to this: /usr/bin/php7.0 artisan cache:clear

  • You can always type full path to PHP version if you don't want to use replacer.