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Ubuntu and DaiSY Ready ***Ruby on Rails 2.x Elastic Server
Build Your Ruby on Rails 2.x Elastic Server and Experience Development Bliss.
Looking for Rails 1.x? We've got you covered.
Getting Started
TIP: Check out Yan's step-by-step guide, Elasticizing Your Rails App
Choose your components
Use this page to select the components of your rails stack.
Build your server
Click the configure button at the bottom to choose your hardware and virtualization platform or cloud.
Launch your server
When the server starts, you will be able to access the admin console at http://serverip:2999. You'll get more instructions in your email.
Deploy your app
We recommend Capistrano for deployment. Once you've ensured it works, try turning your app into an Elastic Bundle to automatically include it in your Elastic Server builds!
Restart the Rails Server using the console.
Our Rails servers run on port 9000 by default. If you're running a mongrel cluster, the webserver will be running on port 9000 and proxying to the mongrels.
Deploy with Capistrano 2.3.0
- Follow basic capistrano installation
capify [rails root] - Download the Elastic Server Capistrano Script (deploy.rb)
- Edit
deploy.rband enter your repository information or stick with the defaults - deploy from local. - Type
cap deployfrom your Rails application root and enter the ip of your server.
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