I am working on a Django project which has gotten to the point where I need some sanity and repeatability in deployment. My first instinct was to just start building things from scratch with shell scripts and to manage db migrations with one-off sql scripts. But then I started thinking that there's got to be a better way. What is the current state of deployment frameworks - not necessarily specific to Django but Django-firendly? A quick search of the group turned up some Capistrano advocacy; I am not necessarily averse to Ruby but am wondering if there's a better choice. Or if no framework exists or fits the bill, maybe some resources about best practices?
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