There is a set of open source deployment orchestration tools I’d like to keep in hands:
- Twitter‘s Murder – https://github.com/lg/murder
As for me this is much more interesting tool comparing to rest due it’s distributive nature, speed and scaleability. It provides a transport for Capistrano and seems not so hard to set up. It has one big issue – usage of torrent peer-to-peer transport protocol (BitTornado), in some companies it could be illegal to use. But torrent’s transport is a working horse in Murder’s case.
- Other one is Capistrano – http://www.capistranorb.com/
This tool is written in Ruby and this year was re-incarnated. After 5 years there is a new version 3.x with quite nice promises. We were used it at one project to deploy several huge Java applications but within scale Capistrano was lug a bit.
- The last but least one my attention was dropped onto is Fezzik – https://github.com/dmacdougall/fezzik
This tool is light-weight also written in Ruby. As for me it’s quite similar to Capistrano but seems should be a bit different due to used SSH library called Weave https://github.com/cespare/weave.
That’s probably it to remind me some time later.