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Smooth Devoperations: Deploying Rails 3 with Moonshine

Here at Rails Machine, we have written, on occasion, about

Hosting your Rails app – first look at Heroku

Introduction: You should really get professional help

I am building an app and needed to show an unfinished version to some guy. As I am building on a local (windows!) box, I decided that it’s time to invest some time in finding out what options there are to host a Rails app.

How We Made GitHub Fast

Now that things have settled down from the move to Rackspace, I wanted to take some time to go over the architectural changes that we’ve made in order to bring you a speedier, more scalable GitHub.

How To Ensure Your Email Gets Delivered

It goes without saying that email is the de facto method by which online businesses communicate with users and clients; without a doubt, it’s a necessary and core function of business today. That being the case, how does a business know that its  email is actually getting delivered?

Despite how significant email is, there’s confusion and a general lack of education about why email may or may not make it to its destination. So, I’ve spent some time putting together some helpful tips, and just as importantly, a list of things you want to be sure to avoid.

Git setup script

I’ve been plotting to make the git and GitHub setup process a bit easier for new users, so I spent a small portion of my labor day weekend actually doing some labor (the horror). You can see the results in this repo.

A Month in Rails

Lots of great content coming out of the community in the past month. Below you’ll find some of the most useful tutorials and libraries I’ve found over the past few weeks. These stories came directly from the Ruby5 podcast, which covers news from the Ruby and Rails community twice weekly.

Improving your Rails code

Apache, Capistrano, Git, MySQL and Passenger on a Debian system

Introduction

This guide will walk you through setting up Apache, Capistrano, Git, MySQL, and Passenger (mod_rails) on a Debian 4.0 to run Rails applications. The instructions are designed specifically for a fresh Debian 4.0 install, so they may or may not work on an existing installation or a different distribution.

Leopard Ubuntu hostnames via Zeroconf / Bonjour on a DNSless LAN

The DNS Problem

If you own an Apple Airport device or Timecapsule you may have come across the issue of it (unlike similar products from DLink and other specialists) not having an inbuilt DNS service hooked up to the DHCP requests (i.e. being able to resolve local computer names to lan ips the same way you might resolve a website to an ip address, by DNS).

SSL and Rails

About SSL

Multiple Unfuddle Accounts

I was having my own free unfuddle account and my work also had another unfuddle account. Now I had configured my public key for my work account and when I updated the same public key for my personal account, it didn’t accept it.

It throwed a error already this key is in use.

So, what the hell do I have to do? Here’s what I did to solve it….Simple steps though

STEP 1: Create another public key

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