This project provides libraries of Capistrano tasks and extensions to remove the repetative manual work associated with installing services on linux servers.

Extend the Capistrano gem with these useful recipes

August Ash recipes for Capistrano

Recipes for deploying and maintaining remote WordPress installations with Capistrano. Pulls in WordPress from SVN, optionally using a local or remote cache, and supports a number of common operations and tasks towards the care and feeding of sites that may not be 100% maintained through version control.

Capistrano Detect Migrations lets you detect pending Rails migrations before you deploy to any remote hosts. It leverages Git tagging to determine changes that have happened since the last deployment. At deployment time you can choose to continue to deploy or not after being presented with a list of pending migrations.

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

Capistrano recipe for a deployment workflow based on git tags in MAJOR.MINOR.REVISION.BUILD format

To setup and deploy TYPO3 CMS projects.

A collection of usefull capistrano recipes used by CyT GmbH and others.

A Crossroads Foundation collection of generic capistrano recipes.

Deploying symfony2 applications for the kDeploy server setup.

Puppet server provisioning tools, recipes and templates

Contains all require deployment gems, recipes and rake tasks

Provides usefull capistrano recipes for application maintenance

Hatimeria capistrano deployment.

Deploy to CloudFoundry using Capistrano

Drush makefiles are used to build a drupal code base with specific version. This gem focused on deploying with those makefiles

Capistrano extension to run Puppet manifests contained in the application to be deployed

Capistrano extension to run sensible userage

Make capistrano write to a jabber conference