[LRUG] Low usage production server options?
Jon Wood
jon at blankpad.net
Wed Jan 9 08:30:27 PST 2008
I've not used it myself, but I think there's even FCGI support for IIS
provided by Microsoft now. I'm afraid I don't have any URLs to back this
up, just remember it being mentioned somewhere.
Jon
On Wed, 2008-01-09 at 16:28 +0000, Murray Steele wrote:
> Not to be a nay sayer, to everyone else, but running a rails app on
> Windows is certainly do-able. One of our earliest rails apps here is
> deployed on a windows box and it's been fine (setting up ssh/svn keys
> to get the code onto it and the lack of being able to deploy with
> capistrano notwithstanding). Sure, a unix solution is to be
> recommended, but that doesn't mean you can't do it on windows.
>
> If Simon has a windows box attached to the net, and he just wants to
> get his app up and running, and he's comfortable with windows admin in
> a way he's not with unix, then setting up a windows with ruby + apache
> + fcgi would probably be the shallowest learning curve for him.
>
> Once you know the app works, then you can look into 'real' hosting and
> tackle the problem of learning to administrate unix separately.
>
> Muz
>
> On 09/01/2008, Tom Stuart <tom at experthuman.com> wrote:
> On 9 Jan 2008, at 15:42, Simon Sebright wrote:
> > Is there a particular distribution recommended for
> ruby/rails?
> > Preferrably one which is good for first-time users!
>
> Pretty much any Linux distribution will do the trick -- once
> RubyGems
> is installed you're mostly there -- but Ubuntu is probably the
> most
> popular among Rails developers so that'd be your best bet from
> a
> Googling-for-answers standpoint.
>
> Cheers,
> -Tom
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