Use Fake S3 to test basic Amazon S3 functionality without actually connecting to AWS

Simple tool to backup MySQL databases and filesystem locally or to Amazon S3 (with optional encryption)

This plugin provides native AWS instrumentation for monitoring and metrics collection, including: health and metrics for various AWS services, such as EC2, RDS, ELB, and more, as well as handlers for EC2, SES, and SNS.

Convenience layer for CouchDB on top of CouchPotato.

Easy deployment of your assets on CloudFront or S3 using a simple rake-task. When enabled in production, the application's asset_host and public_paths will point to the correct location.

Capistrano plugin for deploying to Amazon EC2 instances by security groups.

Capistrano plugin for deploying to Amazon EC2 instances by security groups.

Gem for crawling data from external sources

Capistrano can perform tasks on the EC2 instances managed by named Amazon ELB instances. New: Now works with VPC managed ELBs.

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 command-line suite of tools to access Amazon Web Services, using the RightAws gems.

drebs: Disaster Recovery for Elastic Block Store. An AWS EBS backup script.

Ported from ec2-consistent-snapshot (http://alestic.com/2009/09/ec2-consistent-snapshot)

Provides a simple way to rotate EC2 snapshots with configurable retention periods.

EC2 EBS Volume Snapshotting

http://almosteffortless.com/2010/04/14/automated-heroku-backups/

Configuration management with Chef & Capistrano

Test S3 integration locally. Originally created by Curtis Spencer, modified by Mario Visic at Envato.

Download logfiles from Amazon S3 buckets to local disk and combine them in one Apache CLF per bucket

RightScraper provides a simple interface to download and keep local copies of remote repositories up-to-date using the following protocols: * git: RightScraper will clone then pull repos from git * SVN: RightScraper will checkout then update SVN repositories * tarballs: RightScraper will download, optionally uncompress and expand a given tar file On top of retrieving remote repositories, right_scraper also include "scrapers" that will analyze the repository content and instantiate "resources" as a result. Currently supported resources are Chef cookbooks and RightScale workflow definitions.