Cape dynamically generates Capistrano recipes for Rake tasks. It provides a DSL for reflecting on Rake tasks and mirroring them as documented Capistrano recipes. You can pass Rake task arguments via environment variables.

Deploy an application and bundled gems via rsync

This gem has been renamed to capistrano-mb

Production-ready provisioning and deployment recipes for Rails 4 and Rails 5 stacks. Installs and configures Ruby, Nginx, Unicorn, PostgreSQL, dotenv, and more onto Ubuntu using Capistrano.

Enables static websites deployment to Amazon S3 website buckets using Capistrano.

Gitcopy strategy for capistrano 3.x

Capsize is a Capistrano plugin used to provide an easy way to manage and script interaction with the Amazon EC2 service using the amazon-ec2 Ruby gem.

Capistrano recipe for a deployment workflow based on git tags

Git submodules support for Capistrano 3.7+

Multiconfig extension is similar to [multistage](https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano-ext) extension. But it's not only about 'stage' configurations. It's about any configuration that you may need. Extension recursively builds configuration list from configuration root directory. Each configuration loads recursively configuration from namespace files and own configuration file.

Simple notification hooks for Capistrano

Run any rake task on a remote server using Capistrano

Sneakers integration for Capistrano

Extend the Capistrano gem with these useful recipes

Capsize is a Capistrano plugin used to provide an easy way to manage and script interaction with the Amazon EC2 service using the amazon-ec2 Ruby gem.

Deploy Rails apps on Uberspace

Common reciples for persistent capistrano releases

Helps you automatically create tags for each stage in a multi-stage deploment and deploy from the latest tag from the previous environment

Rails database scrubber and loader, great for seeding your dev db with real but sanitized data

Capistrano plugin for deploying to AWS AutoScale Groups. Deploys to all instances in a group, creates a fresh AMI post-deploy, and attaches the AMI to your AutoScale Group.