Configuration management with Chef & Capistrano
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'mana'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install mana
Init project with Chef, Capistrano and Vagrant configs:
rake mana:install
Edit config/deploy.rb to provide application name, SCM repository etc. and Chef cookbook params.
Edit Vagrantfile to match your available Vagrant boxes and personal taste.
Edit Chef cookbooks under config/deploy/cookbooks directory to add software.
Setup all software on server:
cap <stage> mana:setup
where <stage> is server name. Individual stages can be added in config/deploy/ directory.
See default vagrant stage for details.
Use ordinary cap deploy-like stuff for later deploys and cap mana:install for configuration upgrades.
Use cap -T mana to see useful stuff added after this.
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