Deploying Rails App To Ubuntu Server
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This document discusses how to deploy a Rails application to an Ubuntu server. It introduces several tools used in the deployment process, including RVM for managing Ruby versions, Thin as a Ruby web server, Capistrano for automating deployments, Foreman for process management, and Upstart for init and service supervision. The document then indicates it will show example code for setting up the deployment.
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