ding talk capistrano plugin, sending message to ding talk custom webhook rebot

Every capistrano command will be executed with direnv environment

Checks for dirty strings in a codebase based on a list of patterns. This may be used to prevent deployment if found.

This gem hooks into the SCM functionality of Capistrano 3.x in order to provide a more generic distribution strategy. Not only is it possible to deploy from a simple Git repository, but deployment of contents from Tar and ZIP files is also possible. It is even easy to create deployments based o...

capistrano-django-systemd provides a solid basis for common django deployment

Build, push, promote, and deploy Docker container images with Capistrano. Build images locally or from a build server, rebuild or promote images across deployment environments. Deployments for docker-compose and docker swarm.

Capistrano task definition for `docker build`

Docker cloud specific Capistrano tasks

Use capistrano to deploy docker based applications.

Docker Compose specific tasks for Capistrano allowing seamless zero downtime containerised deployments.

Helps managing docker compose excution on local or remote with inetractive shell support

Deploys applications and dependencies from a registry

Decrypt and upload dotgpg files

Drush makefiles are used to build a drupal code base with specific version. This gem focused on deploying with those makefiles

A capistrano plugin for creating EC2 AMIs

capistrano-ec2elb is a Capistrano plugin designed to simplify the task of deploying to infrastructure hosted on Amazon EC2. It was completely inspired by the capistrano-ec2group and capistrano-ec2tag plugins, to which all credit is due.

Get DNS/ip addresses of AWS EC2 instances filtered by custom criteria (tag, name, status etc)

capistrano_ec2_role builds a target server from a tag of ec2 dynamically

Capistrano plugin to dynamically load server by AWS EC2 role. Support a helper in capistrano deploy stage configuration file to get internal dns name by role and stage.

Recreates a specified Git tag every time you deploy, with whatever codebase just got pushed live. This tag is used alongside another system, to deploy the latest production code to a newly autoscaled instance.