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Rails 4 in Action
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Rails 4 in Action

by Yehuda Katz, Rebecca Skinner, Stephen Klabnik, Ryan Bigg
August 2015
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
576 pages
18h 13m
English
Manning Publications
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Chapter 13. Deployment

This chapter covers

  • Setting up Heroku for deployment
  • The twelve-factor methodology for building and serving web applications
  • Setting up Travis CI for continuous integration and automatic deployment
  • Setting up Mailgun for sending emails in production

Developing applications is fun, but using them is more fun. Nobody can use your application until you deploy it to the public internet somewhere. In this chapter, we’ll get you started on learning how to deploy Rails, and we’ll talk about how to deploy your app when your tests are green.

Deployment is a big topic, enough for dedicated books on the subject alone.[1] This book can’t possibly explain everything there is to know about deployment, so please think of this ...

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