Vagrant::Capistrano

This vagrant-plugin allows you to call capistrano from vagrant. Useful in combination with the puppet provisioner.

Installation

vagrant plugin install vagrant-capistrano

Usage

config.vm.provision "capistrano" do |cap|
  cap.capfile = '../some-project/Capfile'
  cap.rubystring = 'ruby-2.0.0-p458@gemset' 
  cap.stage = 'testing'
  cap.tasks = ['rvm:install'] 
  cap.environment = { 'ENV_VAR' => 'VALUE' } 
  cap.hiera_root = '../hiera' 
end

This provisioner will set the following environment variables before executing capistrano:

DEPLOYMENT_USER = 'vagrant' (or whatever the vagrant ssh user is set to)
SSH_IDENTITY = private ssh key of the DEPLOYMENT_USER
HOSTS= IP address and port of the vagrant ssh daemon

In order for this plugin to successfully execute your capsitrano tasks, should your include the following in your Capfile (or deploy.rb):

# required for vagrant
set :ssh_options,   { keys: [ENV['SSH_IDENTITY']] } if ENV['SSH_IDENTITY']
set :user,          ENV['DEPLOYMENT_USER'] || "deployment"

This provisioner will cd into the directory containing your Capfile, then perform the tasks listed in the cap.tasks array. If omitted, it defaults to:

cap (stage) misc:update_needed? rvm:install_ruby deploy:setup deploy
cap (stage) rvm:install_ruby
cap (stage) deploy:setup
cap (stage) deploy

Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com/artcom/vagrant-capistrano/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request