What is most popular way to deploy apps on non-Heroku machine that has 
standard Apache/MySQL setup? I would like to be able to deploy my apps (as 
I learn Rails) to my own dedicated machines. I have already installed Ruby, 
& rails gem, and I'm able to create apps on that machine without any 
issues. It is when I develop something localy when I face issue as I don't 
know how to deploy it "properly"? Do I simply upload entire app folder 
structure over FTP, run bundle install, config database, and start the app 
OR is there a faster/easier way? 



On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 4:06:05 AM UTC-4, Frederick Cheung wrote:
>
> On Monday, July 29, 2013 2:53:42 PM UTC+1, southi...@gmail.com wrote: 
> > Hi, 
> >   
> > With PHP applications (only experience I had before), all I needed to do 
> is to FTP all required files, create MySQL username/pass & upload SQL 
> structure, add this username/pass in any given config file of the php 
> script and the app worked. 
> >   
> > Can you tell me what are standard/proper steps required to deploy an app 
> that I worked on my local Ubuntu machine and want to have it working on 
> 'standard' web hosting company that does not specialize in Rails app 
> hosting? 
> >   
>
> While there are many ways of deploying rails applications, it's extremely 
> unlikely that a non rails specialist will have installed/configured any of 
> them. If you're looking for an easy way to deploy a rails app, it's hard to 
> beat heroku for simplicity. 
>
> Fred 
>
>
> > Thanks, 
> >   
> > Rob 
>
>

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