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.

Allow dynamically add servers based on EC2.

Benchchmark cpaistrano-tasks like whoa

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

This gem provides Capistrano tasks to run chef-solo with Capistrano, with hardly any configuration needed.

Manage and continuously rebuild your ElasticSearch indexes with Chewy and Capistrano v3.

Capistrano recipe for checking CI build status

Capistrano plugin to manage clockwork

Capistrano extensions for CloudFlare

enables to watch logs on multiple deploying hosts concurrently with colored hostnames

Copy files between releases for Capistrano 3.x

capistrano-cowboy let's you deploy without having to commit to version control. While dangerous, this can be incredibly useful for testing the ops-related parts of a deploy

Crono integration for Capistrano

Capistrano task to download a remote database to a local database, converting between different formats on-the-fly.

Fast download and restore dumps using edge features of Postgres 9.x

Configurable deploy hooks for Capistrano

Lock deploy when deployment is running or custom lock to prevent further deployment for Capistrano 3.

Provides an :archive deploy strategy for Capistrano. It takes an existing, pre-built archive and deploys it as-is. Useful when you've got a server making builds for you, which you then later deploy.

Capistrano-Deploy-Tagger creates and updates certain tags in Git each time you perform a deploy. The first tag defaults to 'inproduction' and is always updated to refer to the revision that was just deployed. The second tag is a timestamp applied to every revision that is deployed to production.