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sebastien.saunier.me
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| | A full guide for deploying a Ruby on Rails app to Render with a database, Redis, Sidekiq, and Cron jobs. This guide steps you through deploying your Rails app to Render, including setting up Redis, Sidekiq and Cron jobs to give you a great production-ready starter.
| | corgibytes.com
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| | One of my current projects' Rails application is hosted on AWS OpsWorks. OpsWorks is a lower-cost alternative to Heroku and EngineYard that still provides a full-suite of features, from deployment to scalability and fail-over. As with most Rails applications, this application requires background tasks.
| | david.elbe.me
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| | So, I love Ruby and most of the time I love Ruby on Rails. Sometimes it feels a little bit too much for smaller projects. So, you have Sinatra, Cuba and other micro-frameworks - but the new Ruby Micro-framework Ramverk (the name simply means 'Framework' in Swedish) has a new...
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| I use nginx as my webserver. It's fast and has a tone of features. However, for me it's been a process to learn how to set up properly redirecting, ...