RoR host

Hassan_Salami · 29 January 2016 14:28

Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

Hector_Rios · 29 January 2016 14:56

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford it.
Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server (VPS)
and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

···

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 8:28 AM, Hassan Salami <haslam414@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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Greg_Navis · 29 January 2016 16:01

Hey!

VPS is good provided you'll maintain it -- configuration, updates, patches,
etc. Personally, I'd go with Heroku. It seems to be expensive but it's not
when you compare it with the opportunity cost.

Best regards

PS A static site generator and S3 could also make sense in some cases.

···

--
Greg Navis

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Hector Rios <that.hector@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford it.
Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server (VPS)
and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

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Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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Hassan_Salami · 29 January 2016 17:42

Hey Hector,

Many thanks, not up for the VPS checks for now, guess i'd just stick to
Heroku then.

Yea Greg! static site generator and S3 is a pretty good idea. Gracias!!

Kind Regards
Hassan Salami

···

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Greg Navis <contact@gregnavis.com> wrote:

Hey!

VPS is good provided you'll maintain it -- configuration, updates,
patches, etc. Personally, I'd go with Heroku. It seems to be expensive but
it's not when you compare it with the opportunity cost.

Best regards

PS A static site generator and S3 could also make sense in some cases.
--
Greg Navis

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Hector Rios <that.hector@gmail.com> > wrote:

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford it.
Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server (VPS)
and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

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What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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Giorgio_Desideri · 30 January 2016 03:52

Hey Hector, Hassan, Greg,

VPS is most manageable solution, spend 2-4 hours of your time to prepare
and have knowledge about:
- RoR configuration ( I use Apache and mod_passenger on Debian OS );
- Apache configuration for security ( SSL, browsing and so on )
- Zabbix installation and configuration
- Firewall configuration using iptables

I confiugre every 6 hours an notification email about status of machine,
services, space, CPU, memory and so on.

I hope that my information can be helpful for you.

Thanks

*Doct. Giorgio Desideri*

*Skype:* kallsu82
*Linkedin*:
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/giorgio-desideri/7/a5a/176

*PGP-Public Key*: 4096R/E8B659C4
*PGP Fingerprint*: 52C8 09E5 346B A2EE E210 2399 073A 778E E8B6 59C4

···

-----

*"If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because
they do not realize how complicated life is" (J. von Neumann)*
*"Il saggio coltiva Linux, perché sà che Window$ si pianta da solo !"*

2016-01-30 0:42 GMT+07:00 hassan salam <haslam414@gmail.com>:

Hey Hector,

Many thanks, not up for the VPS checks for now, guess i'd just stick to
Heroku then.

Yea Greg! static site generator and S3 is a pretty good idea. Gracias!!

Kind Regards
Hassan Salami

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Greg Navis <contact@gregnavis.com> wrote:

Hey!

VPS is good provided you'll maintain it -- configuration, updates,
patches, etc. Personally, I'd go with Heroku. It seems to be expensive but
it's not when you compare it with the opportunity cost.

Best regards

PS A static site generator and S3 could also make sense in some cases.
--
Greg Navis

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Hector Rios <that.hector@gmail.com> >> wrote:

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford
it. Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server
(VPS) and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

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Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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Eugeniu_T · 30 January 2016 13:47

For litle rails web sites i use *Gwebs* <http://guebs.com/a/9ee8ea2f> shared
hosting. *Ruby, Rails, Git, SSH, Email ...*
It´s very nice hosting solution for new websites.

BR.

···

2016-01-29 18:42 GMT+01:00 hassan salam <haslam414@gmail.com>:

Hey Hector,

Many thanks, not up for the VPS checks for now, guess i'd just stick to
Heroku then.

Yea Greg! static site generator and S3 is a pretty good idea. Gracias!!

Kind Regards
Hassan Salami

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Greg Navis <contact@gregnavis.com> wrote:

Hey!

VPS is good provided you'll maintain it -- configuration, updates,
patches, etc. Personally, I'd go with Heroku. It seems to be expensive but
it's not when you compare it with the opportunity cost.

Best regards

PS A static site generator and S3 could also make sense in some cases.
--
Greg Navis

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Hector Rios <that.hector@gmail.com> >> wrote:

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford
it. Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server
(VPS) and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

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Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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Scott_Leitch · 30 January 2016 03:58

For what it's worth, I've been using Jekyll with a few plugins (it's
written in Ruby) all hosted on S3 and am very happy with it. I've also
hosted on Heroku and have found it simple and reliable.

···

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 10:52 PM, Giorgio Desideri < giorgio.desideri@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Hector, Hassan, Greg,

VPS is most manageable solution, spend 2-4 hours of your time to prepare
and have knowledge about:
- RoR configuration ( I use Apache and mod_passenger on Debian OS );
- Apache configuration for security ( SSL, browsing and so on )
- Zabbix installation and configuration
- Firewall configuration using iptables

I confiugre every 6 hours an notification email about status of machine,
services, space, CPU, memory and so on.

I hope that my information can be helpful for you.

Thanks

*Doct. Giorgio Desideri*

*Skype:* kallsu82
*Linkedin*:
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/giorgio-desideri/7/a5a/176

*PGP-Public Key*: 4096R/E8B659C4
*PGP Fingerprint*: 52C8 09E5 346B A2EE E210 2399 073A 778E E8B6 59C4

-----

*"If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because
they do not realize how complicated life is" (J. von Neumann)*
*"Il saggio coltiva Linux, perché sà che Window$ si pianta da solo !"*

2016-01-30 0:42 GMT+07:00 hassan salam <haslam414@gmail.com>:

Hey Hector,

Many thanks, not up for the VPS checks for now, guess i'd just stick to
Heroku then.

Yea Greg! static site generator and S3 is a pretty good idea. Gracias!!

Kind Regards
Hassan Salami

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Greg Navis <contact@gregnavis.com> >> wrote:

Hey!

VPS is good provided you'll maintain it -- configuration, updates,
patches, etc. Personally, I'd go with Heroku. It seems to be expensive but
it's not when you compare it with the opportunity cost.

Best regards

PS A static site generator and S3 could also make sense in some cases.
--
Greg Navis

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 3:56 PM, Hector Rios <that.hector@gmail.com> >>> wrote:

Hey Hassan,

My suggestion is to just use something like Heroku, if you can afford
it. Otherwise, the cheaper route would be to get a Virtual Private Server
(VPS) and install your Rails applications there.

Cheers,

{
    "name": "Hector Rios",
    "title": "polymath",
    "contact": {
            "linkedin": "hrios10",
            "gmail": "that.hector",
            "site": "http://hectron.github.io/"
    }
}

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Hello,

What rails host would advice a starting RoR developr to use for small
businesses websites? Something that gives a complete deploy once service
like heroku.

Best regards
Hassan Salami

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