Monday, June 4, 2012
On 4 June 2012 21:32, Code Man <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
Hello Jeremy,
before anything thanks for da reply,
What I want is to start developing a website on Rails, nothing else, I
wanted to use mysql because it what my hosting provides, so the question
is what you recommend me to develop? Is it Apache + mysql + Rails? or
what?
If you're starting developing a website, then I wouldn't worry about setting up the server yet. Getting stuff working on your local machine is very easy with Rails. You don't need apache, etc. Just choose and install a database and follow a basic Rails tutorial to get you going. If you have a specific host you are using then MySQL is fine. If you are considering Heroku, then maybe look at PostgreSQL.
Once you've got an app ready to go, then install apache, passenger and mysql/postgres on the server and you should be away. It's actually not very complex. For reference, the last machine I did it on involved these steps: http://www.ihid.co.uk/blog/creating-an-ec2-webserver-using-amazon-s-basic-ami
Cheers!
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