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Example god config using the Angel gem.

require 'rubygems'
require 'angel'
[4000, 4001, 4002].each do |server_port|

	
If you need a prefix then add the key here
	
If overriding pid or log file, prefix with
	
the #{current_path}

  server_options = {

    :user   => “geoffgarside”,

    :group  => “geoffgarside”,

    :cwd    => “/usr/home/geoffgarside/apps/my_app/current”,

    :environment => “production” }

God.watch do |w|
w.name          = “my_app-servers-#{server_port}”
w.group         = “my_app-servers”
w.stop          = Angel.stop(:mongrel, server_options, :port => “#{server_port}”)
w.start         = Angel.start(:mongrel, server_options, :port => “#{server_port}”)
w.restart       = Angel.restart(:mongrel, server_options, :port => “#{server_port}”)
w.interval      = 30.seconds
w.start_grace   = 10.seconds
w.restart_grace = 10.seconds
w.pid_file      = Angel.pid_file(server_options, :port => “#{server_port}”)
w.uid           = “geoffgarside”
w.gid           = “geoffgarside”
Angel.setup(w)
end
end


This would most likely be generated by capistrano and kept in config/god.conf. Your god startup would then load in all /usr/home//apps//current/god.conf files.