Spicy capistrano extensions for various needs

Uploads the contents of the release directory on every deploy

Easily setup postgres, mysql databases and the nginx (http://sysoev.ru/nginx/) and apache web servers in any combination and on any posix host (ubuntu for now) using capistrano. == FEATURES/PROBLEMS: * install nginx from source/binary * setup & configure nginx * add init script * tasks to s...

Capistrano shell

A command to remotely install git, rvm, ruby, and chef-solo using capistrano.

Bootstrap a machine. Install packages, create a deploy user, upload authorized keys and deploy key. Uses RVM to install desired rubies, with patch support.

Capistrano recipes for deploying databases and other common tasks.

A deploy tracker

Abstraction of Capistrano v2 deployment tasks.

A collection of reusable capistrano recipes.

Capistrano capify with canned templates.

Opinionated Rails deployment solution with CAPistrano, Unicorn and Nginx. It helps to make deployment easily, but preserves all the power of capistrano.

Combines Babushka with Capistrano to allow you to run Babushka deps inside your recipes. See https://github.com/ivanvanderbyl/capushka

A set of utilities for writing cap tasks.

uWSGI integration for Capistrano 3

Capistrano is an open source tool for running scripts on multiple servers. It’s primary use is for easily deploying applications. While it was built specifically for deploying Rails apps, it’s pretty simple to customize it to deploy other types of applications. This package is a deployment "r...

Capistrano recipes for setting up and deploying to a Ubuntu Machine. Written by Thomas Balthazar (http://github.com/suitmymind/ubuntu-machine/tree), forked and adjusted to his own needs by Carlo Zottmann.

This project is port of deprec2 for CentOS. Centostrano provides libraries of Capistrano tasks and extensions to remove the repetative manual work associated with installing services on linux servers.

Capistrano recipes to launch your server.

chatopsify = ChatOps + Capistrano notifications via API