movw $0x1f01,0xb8000; hlt;

I’m just back from Dallas where I attended the Advanced Rails
Studio.-
It was really amazing. We have discussed a lot with other
developers about advanced issues such as testing, REST, security, …
I’m already more comfortable with deployment now and pretty used to
using home-made captistrano recipes.
BTW, Mike pointed us Monit to monitor Rails app’. Actually I was used
to using this tool to monitor my servers but I didn’t think about adapting
my conf especially Rails app’. Since my project is in staging mode now,
I have tweaked it and you can find the files here.
Be careful, these files have been tweaked for CentOS 4 Enterprise Linux.
Double check the paths (pids, processes, …) before running this conf! You want probably also
the timestamp on the syslog file to be longer.
By the way, here are some dummy but useful capistrano tasks:

  task :monit_start  do
    sudo "monit"
  end

  task :monit_restart_services  do
    sudo "monit restart all"
  end

  task :monit_info  do
    sudo "monit summary"
  end

  task :monit_stop do
    sudo "monit quit"
  end

Capistrano v2.0 has been (not officially) released. Check out the website.