Heroku + Jeweler & Gemcutter
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All Ruby Goodness. Introductory presenation on Heroku, a ruby hosting platform and Jeweler & Gemcutter to create, manager and release ruby gems.
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- 1. Heroku Jeweler + Gemcutter All Ruby Goodness a riej a n .dev ro om@k a bi sa .n l http://slideshare.net/ariejan/heroku-jeweler-gemcutter
- 3. What the ...? Rails deployment with Heroku
- 4. What the ...? Rails deployment with Heroku Creating gems with Jeweler and Gemcutter
- 5. Heroku
- 7. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps
- 8. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps Hosted in the Amazon EC2 Cloud
- 9. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps Hosted in the Amazon EC2 Cloud Offering of easy to integrate third-party services
- 10. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps Hosted in the Amazon EC2 Cloud Offering of easy to integrate third-party services Pay as you go
- 11. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps Hosted in the Amazon EC2 Cloud Offering of easy to integrate third-party services Pay as you go Scales!
- 12. What’s Heroku? Easy deployment of Ruby-based apps Hosted in the Amazon EC2 Cloud Offering of easy to integrate third-party services Pay as you go Scales! Hosts 42k apps! Including Shopify
- 13. “Problems”
- 14. “Problems” You don’t have root access
- 15. “Problems” You don’t have root access Your app lives in the cloud.
- 16. “Problems” You don’t have root access Your app lives in the cloud. You need Heroku to pull your data out
- 17. “Problems” You don’t have root access Your app lives in the cloud. You need Heroku to pull your data out You have no direct database access
- 18. “Problems” You don’t have root access Your app lives in the cloud. You need Heroku to pull your data out You have no direct database access You have limited access to logs (heroku logs)
- 19. Amazon EC2 vs. Heroku
- 20. Amazon EC2 vs. Heroku Hardware as a Service vs. Platform as a Service
- 21. Amazon EC2 vs. Heroku Hardware as a Service vs. Platform as a Service Ruby Oriented
- 22. Amazon EC2 vs. Heroku Hardware as a Service vs. Platform as a Service Ruby Oriented No hardware knowledge required
- 23. Amazon EC2 vs. Heroku Hardware as a Service vs. Platform as a Service Ruby Oriented No hardware knowledge required Limiting in choice for third party tools
- 24. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting
- 25. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks
- 26. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks Easy deployment, including gem dependencies
- 27. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks Easy deployment, including gem dependencies Pay as you go - only pay for the resources you use
- 28. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks Easy deployment, including gem dependencies Pay as you go - only pay for the resources you use No hardware to maintain or worry about
- 29. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks Easy deployment, including gem dependencies Pay as you go - only pay for the resources you use No hardware to maintain or worry about Less control over hardware and software choices
- 30. Heroku vs. Kabisa Hosting Heroku scales with a few clicks Easy deployment, including gem dependencies Pay as you go - only pay for the resources you use No hardware to maintain or worry about Less control over hardware and software choices It’s not hosted in Eindhoven (latency)
- 31. Give Heroku a Spin!
- 32. Ingredients
- 33. Ingredients A Heroku account (you did read the email, right?)
- 34. Ingredients A Heroku account (you did read the email, right?) A sample rails app
- 35. Ingredients A Heroku account (you did read the email, right?) A sample rails app An open terminal
- 36. First, a local blog!
- 37. First, a local blog! Get a rails app working locally
- 38. First, a local blog! Get a rails app working locally gem install faker
- 39. First, a local blog! Get a rails app working locally gem install faker git clone git://github.com/ariejan/kks-heroku.git
- 40. First, a local blog! Get a rails app working locally gem install faker git clone git://github.com/ariejan/kks-heroku.git rake db:migrate && rake db:seed
- 41. First, a local blog! Get a rails app working locally gem install faker git clone git://github.com/ariejan/kks-heroku.git rake db:migrate && rake db:seed script/server
- 42. Second, deploy to Heroku
- 43. Second, deploy to Heroku Deploying is easy. No capistrano required!
- 44. Second, deploy to Heroku Deploying is easy. No capistrano required! gem install heroku
- 45. Second, deploy to Heroku Deploying is easy. No capistrano required! gem install heroku heroku create <appname>
- 46. Second, deploy to Heroku Deploying is easy. No capistrano required! gem install heroku heroku create <appname> git push heroku master
- 47. Second, deploy to Heroku Deploying is easy. No capistrano required! gem install heroku heroku create <appname> git push heroku master heroku open
- 48. Push your development data
- 49. Push your development data Easily push data into your production app
- 50. Push your development data Easily push data into your production app heroku db:push
- 51. Push your development data Easily push data into your production app heroku db:push heroku open
- 52. Push your development data Easily push data into your production app heroku db:push heroku open You can also do pull production data
- 53. Push your development data Easily push data into your production app heroku db:push heroku open You can also do pull production data heroku db:pull
- 54. Getting Info
- 57. Backups? No, bundles! Include app and database dump
- 58. Backups? No, bundles! Include app and database dump heroku addons:add bundles:single
- 59. Backups? No, bundles! Include app and database dump heroku addons:add bundles:single heroku bundles:capture
- 60. Backups? No, bundles! Include app and database dump heroku addons:add bundles:single heroku bundles:capture heroku bundles:download <bundle>
- 61. Caveats
- 63. Caveats Gem dependencies PostgreSQL (is not MySQL)
- 64. Caveats Gem dependencies PostgreSQL (is not MySQL) File uploads
- 66. Jeweler
- 67. Jeweler Easily create and manage your gem
- 68. Jeweler Easily create and manage your gem Make it easy to release your gem to Gemcutter
- 69. Jeweler Easily create and manage your gem Make it easy to release your gem to Gemcutter Manage code on github
- 70. Let’s make a kks-gem!
- 71. Let’s make a kks-gem! jeweler --rspec --gemcutter --create-repo downcaser
- 72. Let’s make a kks-gem! jeweler --rspec --gemcutter --create-repo downcaser Edit Rakefile to suit your needs
- 73. Let’s make a kks-gem! jeweler --rspec --gemcutter --create-repo downcaser Edit Rakefile to suit your needs Write specs, write code, commit
- 75. Release version 0.0.1 rake version:write
- 76. Release version 0.0.1 rake version:write rake version:bump:patch
- 77. Release version 0.0.1 rake version:write rake version:bump:patch rake gemcutter:release
- 78. Release version 0.0.1 rake version:write rake version:bump:patch rake gemcutter:release gem install downcaser
- 79. Why Jeweler
- 80. Why Jeweler Makes your life easy
- 81. Why Jeweler Makes your life easy Focus on writing the gem, not managing it
- 82. Why Jeweler Makes your life easy Focus on writing the gem, not managing it Easily release a gem to Gemcutter
- 83. Why Gemcutter?
- 84. Why Gemcutter? It’s (or will be) the default gem source
- 85. Why Gemcutter? It’s (or will be) the default gem source Supported by the Ruby community (including RubyForge)
- 86. Q&A