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How to Manage Ruby Apps in #cPanel This is a detailed guide demonstrating how to manage Ruby apps in cPanel. This guide covers setup, deployment, and ongoing management. This guide assumes you have access to a cPanel account with Ruby ...
Continued 👉 #sshcommands #rubyonrails #rubygems #sshaccess
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How to Install #Chatwoot on #Ubuntu #VPS
This article provides a guide for how to install Chatwoot on Ubuntu VPS Server.
What is Chatwoot?
Chatwoot is an open-source customer engagement platform that helps ...
Continued 👉 #kvmvps #vpsguide #vpsservers #selfhosting #rubyonrails #selfhosted
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How to Install #Chatwoot on #Ubuntu #VPS
This article provides a guide for how to install Chatwoot on Ubuntu VPS Server.
What is Chatwoot?
Chatwoot is an open-source customer engagement platform that helps ...
Continued 👉 #kvmvps #vpsguide #vpsservers #selfhosting #rubyonrails #selfhosted
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Success! I wonder if I'm the first person to get a #Ruby 3.2 app running on #ElasticBeanstalk Amazon Linux 2023? Surely not, right?
The biggest difference for me was that AL2023 seems to no longer user rbenv for Ruby, the platform just has it installed. I had modify my platform hook that copies the Amazon .rbenv version into my app’s root dir to only do it if the file exists (so I could get that app version deployed on a Ruby 3.0 instance before doing the instance upgrade)
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Success! I wonder if I'm the first person to get a #Ruby 3.2 app running on #ElasticBeanstalk Amazon Linux 2023? Surely not, right?
The biggest difference for me was that AL2023 seems to no longer user rbenv for Ruby, the platform just has it installed. I had modify my platform hook that copies the Amazon .rbenv version into my app’s root dir to only do it if the file exists (so I could get that app version deployed on a Ruby 3.0 instance before doing the instance upgrade)
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Success! I wonder if I'm the first person to get a #Ruby 3.2 app running on #ElasticBeanstalk Amazon Linux 2023? Surely not, right?
The biggest difference for me was that AL2023 seems to no longer user rbenv for Ruby, the platform just has it installed. I had modify my platform hook that copies the Amazon .rbenv version into my app’s root dir to only do it if the file exists (so I could get that app version deployed on a Ruby 3.0 instance before doing the instance upgrade)
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Success! I wonder if I'm the first person to get a #Ruby 3.2 app running on #ElasticBeanstalk Amazon Linux 2023? Surely not, right?
The biggest difference for me was that AL2023 seems to no longer user rbenv for Ruby, the platform just has it installed. I had modify my platform hook that copies the Amazon .rbenv version into my app’s root dir to only do it if the file exists (so I could get that app version deployed on a Ruby 3.0 instance before doing the instance upgrade)
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Success! I wonder if I'm the first person to get a #Ruby 3.2 app running on #ElasticBeanstalk Amazon Linux 2023? Surely not, right?
The biggest difference for me was that AL2023 seems to no longer user rbenv for Ruby, the platform just has it installed. I had modify my platform hook that copies the Amazon .rbenv version into my app’s root dir to only do it if the file exists (so I could get that app version deployed on a Ruby 3.0 instance before doing the instance upgrade)