The rubber plugin enables relatively complex multi-instance deployments of RubyOnRails applications to Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Like capistrano, rubber is role based, so you can define a set of configuration files for a role and then assign that role to as many con...

Badger-Rails makes use of Capistrano and Badger to create a configuration for easy deployment to a remote server. Badger-Rails deploys to CentOs 6+ automatically building nginx, mysql, and of course ruby.

Bizside is an utilities to assist building web application.

Brightbox rails deployment scripts for Capistrano

Blue-Green deployment solution for Capistrano, using symbolic links between releases.

An extension to Capistrano to handle deploys for docker containers.

re-usable, composable Capistrano tasks for git tagging and other work with a git repo

Grabs roles from clouds' meta-data and autogenerates capistrano tasks

Get all instances in an AutoScaling group by AutoScaling EC2 Tag and depoy.

Monit integration for Capistrano 3

Capistrano v3 tasks for configuration and management nginx+unicorn combo for zero downtime deployments of Rails applications. Configs can be copied to the application using generators and easily customized.

Can install nginx, ngx_pagespeed, postgreSQL, Redis, RVM, Ruby, Rails, Bundler. See homepage for additional inforation and instructions.

ASDF integration for Capistrano

capistrano-asgroup is a Capistrano plugin designed to simplify the task of deploying to infrastructure hosted on Amazon AWS, in particular, within Auto Scaling Groups. It was completely inspired by the capistrano-ec2group and capistrano-ec2tag plugins, to which all credit is due.

A Capistrano recipe that configures AutoScaling on Amazon Web Services infrastructure for your application.

Allow dynamically add servers based on EC2.

Benchchmark cpaistrano-tasks like whoa

Deployment event creation on (google) calendar service

capistrano-tinder is a very simple library for making a Campfire room accessible from capistrano. All it does is provide said access, and nothing more, preferring to let other gems do that trickery.

Allows Capistrano to use Chef data for deployment