Deployer is gem that enhances Capistrano to simplify the deployment of Ruby on Rails applications.

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.

Fabric is a small ruby app to perform tasks on servers via SSH. Built around net/ssh and taking heavy inspiration from Capistrano, it currently focuses on managing remote users and their keys on clusters of servers. It does this without the need for a process/daemon/dependency or even ruby being ...

Ey Info - Easy way to setup ssh keys for ey cloud servers and also to dynamically pull server information from your ey servers and just it within capistrano.

Capistrano files for deploying Laravel apps at Architect

Set of capistrano recipies for deploying django applications.

"Updates a YAML file with Capistrano deploy data"

Vlad the Deployer is pragmatic application deployment automation, without mercy. Much like Capistrano, but with 1/10th the complexity. Vlad integrates seamlessly with Rake, and uses familiar and standard tools like ssh and rsync. Impale your application on the heartless spike of ...

Capistrano plugin that provide opportunity to create unicorn service for autostart unicorn

Manage your Capistrano deployments with ease

Capistrano Recipies for God

Confirm before deploy in Capistrano

A collection of capistrano tasks frequently used at Crush + Lovely.

Provides common capistrano recipes that are useful in all rails apps

Collection of capistrano recipes for apache, passenger, memcache, juggernaut and backgroundrb

A Drupal Deploy File for Capistrano. Includes site install, database migration; support multiple subsites.

This library contains commonly used capistrano tasks, a couple of default recipes and example configurations.

Sneaker lets you launch a rails command in multiple capistrano stages simultaneously

Capistrano shell

HandyToolbox is a text based user interface that will help you with every day tasks. Define your tasks and organize them into groups.' And from now on you can forget all rake, capistrano, heroku, npm, ... commands.