Spawn processes in a shell capturing output in realtime. It also allows to set the temeouts.

This gem contains scripts for basic preprocessing in the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Neuroimaging Group

Running one-off commands, templated scripts, or managing output from multiple servers

Wasp is a distributed heavy load generator in Ruby inspired by beeswithmachineguns

If you want an easy way to monitor services without the need of installing agents let a monkey do the job by polling status information via transport protocols.

Simple parallel ssh.

Wake is a very simplistic synchronisation tool for web applications. You can set up three envioronments (test, development and production) and use wither FTP or SFTP to sync your sites.

A static web site generator.

Wilbur is primarly a wrapper around OpenWRT Buildroot. Building a custom OpenWRT image with a custom kernel is not so difficult if done once, but as long as you need to integrate it into your infrastructure things can start to scatter. Wilbur allows resources like kernel configurations, patches, custom config files to be sticked together and managed as a single, configurable and cloneable entity. Also, Wilbur provides a layer of abstraction over Vagrant and enables repeatable, predictable builds and repeatable, predictable deployments via network boot if your device support it.

With a tough barrel-like body, short powerful legs, and long flat claws, the wombat walks with a shuffling gait but is extremely adept at tunneling

Capistrano for Wordpress

Helpper to transfer the rvm control to current selected workdir.

Provides a means of interacting with xhyve from ruby

Xiki does what shell consoles do, but lets you edit everything at any time. It's trivial to make your own commands and menus to access other tools.

Multiple SSH logins gem

Manage development project

Simple deployment tool that uses a single YAML file to put your code live

Tools to interact with the host system and other z4 instances.

Distributed load testing in Ruby using your own cloud