WODeploy is a combination of scripts that make for easy deployment. Teaser:http://www.youtube.co/watch?v=xWoMy_MdJgI Auto Deployment is handled by the commit hook in: Resources/opt/subversion/repository/hooks/post-commit Which does the following: -Creates a new database -Creates a new hudson job -Creates a new JavaMonitor App/Instance (and also adds the arguments: user = deploy and erx rewrite rules to server.com/AppName) -Adds the rewrite rules server.com/AppName to .htaccess Deployment is handled by: Resources/Library/Hudson/Dependencies/deployWOApp.sh Resources/Library/Hudson/Dependencies/deployWOFramework.sh Which does the following: -Versions the previous running app/webserver resources -Shuts down the current instance -Installs the current app into the respective directories -Restarts the app There are other extras including my scripts for upgrading and downgrading Wonder and WOMonitor (check out Resources/Library/Hudson/jobs). I also have launchd files for apache, mysql, wotaskd and tomcat (which also requires the script in Resources/usr/local/tomcat/bin/launchd_tomcat.sh. *I haven't renamed everything for jenkins instead of hudson...