Kir - we used Chef in the past, but switched to Ansible because it was 
simpler.  In particular - Ansible requires no server-side installs, and 
pushes everything using SSH - just like Capistrano.

Ansible is based on Python, and that has proved to be a bonus.  With Chef 
we got all tangled up with discrepancies between system ruby and rbenv 
rubies.  Ansible gave us a cleaner separation between our provisioning 
tools and our apps.

We're still using deploy scripts for our Rails app, and I think we always 
will be.  Docker is used to run plugins.  

Currently plugins are written by internal developers.  As we get more 
experience, and build a stronger plugin API, we'll open up plugin authoring 
to 3rd party developers.


On Thursday, November 7, 2013 12:28:30 AM UTC-8, Kir S. wrote:
>
> I’m glad to hear that. Thanks for feedback!
>
> Lately, in the company I work for (http://evilmartians.com/) we're trying 
> to find some way to integrate Docker, Chef (Ansible is an option too) and 
> Capistrano together.
>
> So I'm really looking forward to get more information how did you link 
> these components and how to switch from deploy scripts to Docker.
> Could you tell more about it in this thread?
>
> On Thursday, November 7, 2013 6:56:52 AM UTC+4, Andy L wrote:
>>
>> I just spent my first afternoon using Capistrano V3.  Cap3 is just a 
>> major improvement over the previous code base.  SshKit is a giant 
>> improvement, the docco is way better, and the tasks are much easier to read 
>> and understand.
>>
>> I've begun using Ansible for provisioning, and Docker for 
>> containerization.  The combination of Ansible, Docker and Capistrano V3 
>> looks like its going to be pretty fantastic.
>>
>> Cap3 is a great piece of work.  Congrats to the maintainers, and thanks.
>>
>

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