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pico
A Git-driven task runner built to facilitate GitOps and Infrastructure
...However, we are more aligned with products and services that promote human communication and collaboration in its purest forms. Many of our services don't require a password, but still offer many familiar features like content management. -
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Rocketeer
Send your projects up in the clouds
Rocketeer is a modern PHP task runner and deployment package. It is inspired by the Laravel Framework philosophy and thus aims to be fast, elegant, and more importantly easy to use. Like the latter, emphasis is put on smart defaults and modern development. While it is coded in PHP, it can deploy any project from small HTML/CSS websites to large Rails applications. Versatile, support for multiple connections, multiserver connections, multiple stages per server, etc. Fast, queue tasks and run... -
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GhostRunner
JavaScript Task Runner
GhostRunner is an app that when installed on a server allows the web based management of JavaScript files. GhostRunner supports the definition of several script types (Git, Grunt, Node.js, PhantomJS and command line) which can be strung together as sequences. Sequences and scripts can be ran manually, be scheduled, or started via a HTTP POST request.
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