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I’m starting my Ruby studies with DSL Sinatra. For this I installed Node.js then ruby with Sinatra.
My applications locally are working normally. However, I would like to make them available for web consultation. (so you can call anywhere).
Would anyone have a first-step manual? This type of application is possible to leave them on shared web servers ? (Hosting of websites with Cpanel) ?
Thank you and Success!
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The Heroku is the simplest to resolve in the short term.
If you’re looking for a more robust solution that can be even cheaper than Heroku, look for the Google Cloud Platform App Engine with CI/CD solutions using a tool like Codeship or Travis.
Has a specific Google guide for Rails applications, see.
For the database, if you use Postgresql or Mysql, I recommend Cloud SQL on the same infrastructure. It also has a complete guide to integrate with Google Cloud Platform.
Much is said about Amazon Web Services, where you will find a good service, but that can give you self-scale headaches. There are comparisons between Heroku and AWS that can give you a better north.
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If you need to test small Ruby applications, one of the simplest ways is to use Heroku. With their free plan, you can place some applications for testing. See: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-ruby#Introduction
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Anderson, thank you for your help. I did all the procedures to get the application up. But how do I get it up? I used the command "ruby system.Rb -p8081 -e Production" However by Heroku the page does not answer. I would have some suggestion ?
– user11699
If you’ve followed all the steps, you don’t need to run the application, Heroku will automatically start the application when you run the "git push Heroku master" command, as described here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-ruby#deploy-the-app
– Anderson Brantes