Dead Simple Rails Deployment
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Dead Simple Rails Deployment
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#3What's the news? Deployon passenger using git's its not new.
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#4svn commit -m "Added stuff."
cap:deploy
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#5Article is blocked here at the office, but since playing with the Passenger/Capistrano/SVN workflow I don't think it gets much more simple than: svn commit -m "Added stuff." cap:deploy
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#7I hope the article wasn't deployed with Rails, right now the site is down.
I thought I had wp-super-cache enabled but maybe not. I'm giving it a reboot now so we'll see if that fixes things.
Re: Dead Simple Rails Deployment
#8I hope the article wasn't deployed with Rails, right now the site is down.
ooh how embarrassing. Looks like my little DreamHost account can't handle even trivial traffic :( I thought I had wp-super-cache enabled but maybe not. I'm giving it a reboot now so we'll see if that fixes things.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
ooh how embarrassing. Looks like my little DreamHost account can't handle even trivial traffic :( I thought I had wp-super-cache enabled but maybe not. I'm giving it a reboot now so we'll see if that fixes things.
I know, also working with Rails but couldn't miss it :D
Looks like my wp-super-cache plugin is not working properly so every time the page is requested it regenerates the cache. No idea why but its pretty much killing the server.
Re: Dead Simple Rails Deployment
#10Avoiding a small bit of initial frustration in setting up Capistrano, SSH keys etc, in order to have what feels like an easier deploy is a wonderful case of penny wise and pound foolish.
Take the time, do it right, get the benefits of a real deployment. It's worth it.