I am currently doing my dissertation project and am extremely far in to
the process and am ready to host it external of my university due to my
university not having Ruby on Rails support on their servers.
I am wondering if anyone knows of any free hosting sites for ruby on
rails that would be easy in use as this is my first time hosting a
website and the first time I have ever worked with Rails.
I have no intention of starting the project again but just simply want
to be able to upload my project to a site, free of charge in order for
me to demonstrate it to the examiners at the end of March.
Any feed back would be great. Thanks.
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Heroku.com is generally reckoned to be the best.
Colin
> However, you will want to make sure you research, in detail, the database
> situation. Heroku is now forcing the use of Postgres for "production"
> deployment, in certain situations. Since your app is probably using SQLite,
> you will want to try to deploy to Heroku on an older stack - one that allows
> the use of SQLite.
Has Heroku ever used anything but PostgreSQL? Have you ever
had a DB-related issue deploying an app to Heroku that was being
developed with a non-PG database? (Other than with DB-proprietary
SQL, of course)
Just curious, I've never had (or heard of) such a problem; wondering
if I've just been lucky :-)
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I understood that sqlite is not suitable for production use anyway, so
one should always use mysql or postgres for production.
Colin
>
>> I am wondering if anyone knows of any free hosting sites for ruby on
>> rails that would be easy in use as this is my first time hosting a
>> website and the first time I have ever worked with Rails.
>>
>> I have no intention of starting the project again but just simply want
>> to be able to upload my project to a site, free of charge in order for
>> me to demonstrate it to the examiners at the end of March.
>>
>>
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No. Just sign up and deploy. If you have any problems, come back
and start a new thread with the details :-)
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Don <> wrote:> However, you will want to make sure you research, in detail, the database
> situation. Heroku is now forcing the use of Postgres for "production"
> deployment, in certain situations. Since your app is probably using SQLite,
> you will want to try to deploy to Heroku on an older stack - one that allows
> the use of SQLite.Has Heroku ever used anything but PostgreSQL? Have you ever
had a DB-related issue deploying an app to Heroku that was being
developed with a non-PG database? (Other than with DB-proprietary
SQL, of course)Just curious, I've never had (or heard of) such a problem; wondering
if I've just been lucky :-)
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http://about.me/hassanschroeder
twitter: @hassan
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Don <don.l...@gmail.com> wrote:Has Heroku ever used anything but PostgreSQL? Have you ever
> However, you will want to make sure you research, in detail, the database
> situation. Heroku is now forcing the use of Postgres for "production"
> deployment, in certain situations. Since your app is probably using SQLite,
> you will want to try to deploy to Heroku on an older stack - one that allows
> the use of SQLite.
had a DB-related issue deploying an app to Heroku that was being
developed with a non-PG database? (Other than with DB-proprietary
SQL, of course)
Just curious, I've never had (or heard of) such a problem; wondering
if I've just been lucky :-)