For a number of web-applications I need something like Capistrano to automate deployment. I know Capistrano can be used to deploy non-ruby applications but I\'m not familiar with Ruby, so I expect wri
The GitHub guys recently released their background processing app which uses Redis: http://github.com/defunkt/resque
Is there any way to configure Capistrano for deploying many webs on a server? I would like to have a project on port 80 an other project on port 1000 and m开发者_C百科anage each one with different dbs
Like many others I\'ve seen in the Googleverse, I fell victim to the File.exists? trap, which of course checks your local file system, not the server you are deploying to.
I\'m currently setting up a new production environment for a Rails application which includes multiple, load-balanced application servers (currently only two, but this will increase over time).
Capistrano and Git worked properly till I moved my site to another server. My first attempt to deploy went wrong because of an SSH-known-hosts related problem.
I\'m currently using Capistrano to deploy my web application which works like a charm. In my new project I must execute a command from sudo /bin/bash shell.
I recently changed machines, and had a few rough spots updating Rails. The server itself stayed as it was. Everything seemed to be fine, but not capistrano. When I make changes and update SVN, running
I开发者_StackOverflow中文版\'d like to stop some processes before running the deploy:migrate task.I know that I can redefine the deploy:migrate task by copying the existing code and adding the stop/st
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