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# matross
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Matross is our collection of opinionated Capistrano recipes. We made a bunch of additions and customizations. Below we list the most relevant ones.
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* **Foreman by default**: we use [`foreman`](http://ddollar.github.io/foreman/) to environment variables, init scripts, task definitions and more.
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### Overriding default templates
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We have our opinions, but don't know everything. What works for us, may not fit your needs since each app is a unique snowflake. To take care of that, `matross` allows you to define your own templates instead of the built in ones. Look at the included ones in `lib/matross/templates` to see how we think things should go.
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### Managing application daemons with Foreman
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If you have an application Procfile with custom daemons defined, such as Rake task, they will be concatenated with all the processes defined in `matross`, resulting in one final `Procfile-matross` file that will be used to start your application and export init scrips.
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You can specify the number of each instance defined in Procfile-matross using the `foreman_procs` variable.
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## Recipes
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| `:foreman_user` | `{ user }` - The user defined in Capistrano | The user which should run the tasks defined in the `Procfile` |
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summary: Our collection of opnionated Capistrano recipes
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