Deploy Ruby on Rails using Capistrano and Docker

This is how we deploy around here.

Library for pushing details(commits, tag, username, env) about the current app

Collection of capistrano deploy recipes

Tracking capistrano deploys in a deploy log file in the repository

deprec-core was extracted from the popular deprec gem to make it easier for people to publish Capistrano and Rake task gems

Deployments release notes sent via email with Git commits / Pivotal Tracker stories and Campfire notification.

Derpy contains a set of tasks for deploying Drupal projects with Capistrano.

Ruby DSL-based software provisioning tool

Capone is the set of rake tasks and capistrano recipes. Use it to avoid writing typical scenarios and maintaining them in favour of configuring your builds and deploys declaratively.

Capistrano recipes for use in SUL/DLSS projects for docker deployment

Utilities for deploy docker builds.

Don't allow a capistrano deploy if code contains ruby debug statements

A Recipe to easily deploy Drupal Applications

A deployment strategy for Capistrano 2.0 which combines rsync with a remote cache, allowing fast deployments from SCM servers behind firewalls.

Easy deployment: includes a generator, and capistrano configuration

Deploy a Ruby on Rails app on EC2 in five minutes. EC2 on Rails is an Ubuntu Linux server image for Amazon EC2 that’s ready to run a standard Ruby on Rails application with little or no customization. It’s a Ruby on Rails virtual appliance. This gem contains Capistrano tasks to manage and deplo...

Ec2onrails fork to allow multiple apps to be deployed on one EC2 instance

Deploy a Ruby on Rails app on EC2 in five minutes. EC2 on Rails is an Ubuntu Linux server image for Amazon EC2 that's ready to run a standard Ruby on Rails application with little or no customization. It's a Ruby on Rails virtual appliance. This gem contains Capist...

Capistrano yaml db tasks