[Free] Deploy Rails 5.2 With A Tld, Namecheap, Heroku, Codeanywhere
Learn how to deploy your own Rails 5.2 app to a top-level domain, easily, even on Windows! – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Be able to deploy a Rails app from Codeanywhere
Requirements
- A computer and access to the internet
Description
In this video course we will:
– Buy a domain for $0.88 on Namecheap
– Sign up for Codeanywhere online code editor
– Install Rails on Codeanywhere
– Signup for Heroku and Bitbucket
– Learn how to perform some basic tasks in Codeanywhere such as restarting the container and showing our container info– Add an SSH key to Bitbucket
– Push Cloudanywhere code and see how to deal with problems when the code on our remote (Bitbucket) conflicts with code on our local environment (Codeanywhere environment)
– Install Heroku toolbelt on Codeanywhere
– Log into Heroku via command line using toolbelt and run the heroku create command
– Bundle install without production
– Deploy our app to a heroku subdomain with a custom index page
– Add a TLD (top-level domain) to our Heroku dashboard
– Update the CNAME record on Namecheap
– Successfuly complete the deployment of our Rails app to a TLD (top-level domain)
Author(s): Ajdin Imsirovic
