A tool for booting and tearing down Ops Manager VMs on various Infrastructures.

Webbynode Deployment Gem

Zachary's Tool Kit contains a collection of reusable classes meant to simplify development of complex systems in Ruby. These classes provide functionality I often find myself needing from project to project. Instead of reinventing the wheel each time, I've started building a collection of reusable classes. Easy-bake DSLs, parallel processing, complex logging, templating and many other useful design patterns, for example are all contained in simple, reusable classes with a common interface and configuration style.

Instance-based deploys made easy

Ajimi is a tool to compare servers by their files to shows difference in their configurations. It is useful to achieve some kind of a regression test against a server by finding unexpected changes to its configuration file after running Chef, Ansible, or your own provisioning tool.

DSL for writing scripts to drive TN5250 green-screen applications using Telnet via SSH tunneling

Backup rails project with backup & whenever gems

Boxci is focused on defining standards and building tooling around using Vagrant for development & continuous integration environments to make using them as easy as possible.

A gem to perform command over parallel ssh connections on multiple chef serverspec. Output is rspec-like.

Orchestrate the building of images based on defined ecosystem blueprints.

Capistrano tasks for dumping your mysql database + transfering to your local machine

a capistrano strategy to deploy subdir with copy strategy.

a capistrano recipe to manage upstart serivce.

Caterer is a server configuration tool that caters to your servers with a push model, with support for chef recipes

A simple streaming NetSSH implementation

Easily clone your production Mongoid database and files for local development

See https://www.cloud66.com for more info

The eGTLabs Mu toolkit for unified cloud deployments. This gem contains the Mu deployment interface to cloud provider APIs. It will generate a sample configuration the first time it is invoked. Mu will attempt to autodetect when it's being run in a virtual machine on a known cloud provider and activate the appropriate API with machine-based credentials. Installing this gem on an Amazon Web Service instance, for example, should automatically enable the MU::Cloud::AWS layer and attempt to use the machine's IAM Profile to communicate with the AWS API.

Sync files between various clouds or sftp servers. Available backends are S3, CloudFiles, and SFTP servers. Can sync, mirror, and prune.

Scripts to facilitate programming for infrastructure clouds.