A collection of tutorials on how to deploy a Ruby on Rails web application. We will be using Nginx and Puma on a Ubuntu 18.04 server to accomplish this.
Intro If you have setup your Nginx server on Ubuntu 18.04 then this article will walk you through how to add an SSL certificate using Let’s Encrypt to your website so that it uses https instead of http. If you chose to use Heroku, then you can skip this article. …
Intro In this article, we will deploy our Ruby on Rails application on a Ubuntu 18.04 server with Nginx (web server) and Puma (application server). We will also use PostgreSQL as our database and Rbenv to help us store sensitive information. Rbenv helps us store sensitive information (such as database …
Intro If you have followed through the Ruby on Rails tutorial in the previous posts, then you should have a basic Ruby on Rails web application on your local machine. The next step would be to move this onto a Production level web server so that the public can access …
Intro Now that we have the environment setup, we can finally start building our API for the web application. This article will go through how to create a basic REST API for perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. Start Lets start by creating the home page. Generate files needed …
Intro In this series of tutorials, we will go through how to build a Rails application with authentication/authorization. We will briefly go over what each function does and set up a bare-bones application template to use with React.js.This particular article will focus on just setting up the environment so that …
