#Deployment
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Deploying a asp.net core container with Zeit "now"
The post shows how to deploy a sample ASP.NET Core Web API with Zeit now by adding a Dockerfile, installing the CLI, and running `now`, while noting the free-plan file-size limit and its workarounds.
Where to Host a Node.js App
The post compares Node.js hosting options from local tunnels and playgrounds to cloud platforms, VPSs, and standard servers, then matches each option to different needs, budgets, and technical comfort.
Optimizing for Free Hosting — Elixir Deployments
The article lays out a single-server Phoenix deployment on free Google Cloud hardware, using raw Linux tools, Nginx, systemd, releases, and a bash script to achieve simple, low-cost, zero-downtime deploys.
How to Deploy a Phoenix App to Gigalixir in 20 Minutes
Shows the basic steps to create a Phoenix app, adjust production config for Gigalixir, set buildpacks, create a database, and push the app to the host.
Writing a Zero Downtime Deployment Script
The post explains how to build a shell script that clones a repository into a timestamped deploy directory, flips a symbolic link to the new release, and can run the process over SSH.
Elixir Phoenix App deployed into a Load Balanced DigitalOcean setup
The post walks through deploying a Phoenix app on DigitalOcean with Postgres, HAProxy, and two Phoenix nodes, stressing Erlang clustering, release-based deployment, and the limits of PaaS for this setup.
Is your Rails app ready for Production?
The article argues that a Rails production setup should favor managed deployment, proper web servers, monitoring, current dependencies, Postgresql, CDN use, and access control before a system grows or fails.
10 Habits of a Happy Node Hacker (2016)
Heroku lists ten habits for app developers using Node.js: start with npm init, lock dependencies, use ES6, keep filenames lowercase, cluster apps, rely on environment variables, manage garbage collection, hook npm scripts, ignore generated files, and simplify builds and code.
My Answers for Microservices Awkward Questions
The author frames his microservices experience as a report about reducing accidental coupling, then answers questions about deployment, ownership, monitoring, tracing, and what counts as a production-ready service.
How To Use Mina to Deploy a Ruby on Rails Application
The page explains how to install Mina, configure deploy.rb, set SSH and repository options, and run setup and deploy tasks for a Rails app using Mina.
Ruby on Rails — WebFaction Software Documentation
WebFaction explains how to install, configure, and deploy Rails apps, including PATH setup, gems, Bundler, ImageMagick, databases, Action Mailer, and troubleshooting production mode.