Mongrel plugin that provides commands for managing multiple Mongrel processes in a JVM.

A mongrel plugin to gzip or deflate compress all output if the client supports it.

The mongrel_proctitle GemPlugin

The mongrel_raw_output GemPlugin for bypassing Mongrel's headers

Mongrel Secure Download Plugin

Re-implementation of the Mongrel Secure Download Plugin

The mongrel_send_file GemPlugin

A sample plugin that reports the status of mongrel.

The mongrel_upload_progress gemplugin

The pcolor GemPlugin

Rabal is the Ruby Architecture for Building Applications and Libraries. Taking ideas from Haskell's Cabal, the Hoe and Rubyforge projects, rabal is a generalised project generation tool for initial creation of the files and directories considered necessary in any ruby project.

The rake_monkey GemPlugin

== DESCRIPTION: seesaw: [verb] to change rapidly from one state or condition to another and back again. Seesaw is a replacement/addition to the mongrel_cluster gem and allows you to perform a safe rippling restart of your mongrel cluster without dropping any requests. Let's say you have a mongrel cluster setup with 7 individual mongrels on your server. Let's also say that you have to deploy a code update and restart all of your mongrels but your site is really busy and you cannot afford any downtime whatsoever. When you execute: mongrel_rails seesaw::bounce This will happen: 1. your webserver configuration is switched to only use the front half of your mongrel pack (mongrels 1-4) 2. the webserver (apache or nginx) is gracefully restarted 3. the back half of your mongrel pack (mongrels 5-7) is restarted 4. your webserver configuration is switched to only use the back half of the pack 5. the webserver is gracefully restarted 6. front half mongrels are restared 7. webserver configuration switched back to full cluster configuration 8. webserver restarted one last time

Mongrel patched to run on Ruby 1.9 and respect Rails cache directives. Nothing more, nothing less.

The taobao_api GemPlugin

zena is a Ruby on Rails CMS (content managment system) with a focus on usability, ease of customization and web 2.0 goodness (application like behaviour).