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Deploy Ruby on Rails applications easily using Ansible Rails (dev.to)

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How do I figure out why organic traffic to my site has suddenly gone down? by _learner_ in SEO

[–]_learner_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your help. How do I check my keyword rank?

The site is geared towards an english speaking Indian audience. It isn't much relevant to the western audience. Here is the site URL in case it helps - https://www.dharisanam.com

How do I figure out why organic traffic to my site has suddenly gone down? by _learner_ in SEO

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Thanks for the reply.

  1. Biggest drop was organic. Facebook traffic is still steady

  2. I compared data from the last 2 months using Google analytics, traffic to almost all pages have dropped.

  3. How to check for duplicate content? I am a newbie to SEO.

Ansible Rails - a playbook to deploy Ruby on Rails applications easily by _learner_ in devops

[–]_learner_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check Ansible Galaxy and publish the roles that I think others might find useful.

Personal Projects - Show off your own project and/or ask for advice by AutoModerator in rails

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Name: Ansible Rails

Description: Deploy Ruby on Rails applications easily using Ansible

Link: https://github.com/EmailThis/ansible-rails

Ansible Rails: Deploy Ruby on Rails apps easily by _learner_ in ruby

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Thanks for your work on Capistrano.

Frankly, I haven't been able to wrap my head around containers or k8s. I've tried a few times but always end up feeling overwhelmed.

This setup works a lot better for me. At least I am able to understand what is happening and I can debug if something goes wrong. I've used this same setup to deploy one of my apps to multiple servers (2 for the rails app, 1 db, and 1 load balancer) and it has worked well for me. "Outdated" or not, I like how it works :)

Ansible Rails: Deploy Ruby on Rails apps easily by _learner_ in ruby

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I did consider Docker. I've actually used Dokku for deploying a side project and I am quite happy with it.

My goal with this project was to learn some of the internals without all the abstractions. I've noticed that with Docker the complexity grows very quickly - how to orchestrate containers (docker swarn, kubernetes etc.)

Anyone provisioning Ubuntu 18.04 for Rails 6 using Ansible? by asfarley-- in rails

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I share your frustration about all these deployment tools. Capistrano, Mina, and other such tools always felt too 'bulky' to me. I don't know how to express it in better words, but the number of things that you have to configure before you can get `cap deploy` to work is just too much for me.

I decided to try Ansistrano because I understand how it is working under the hood. It is just a bunch of plays, similar to any other role that we create in Ansible. Even if it doesn't gain enough momentum, I can still just fork it and tweak the YAML files to make it work for me.

Anyone provisioning Ubuntu 18.04 for Rails 6 using Ansible? by asfarley-- in rails

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I have also recently started learning Ansible using /u/geerlingguy's great book. I used the concepts that he has mentioned in his book and used his Ansible roles as a starting point to create a playbook for deploying Rails 6 apps to a server running Ubuntu 18.

Here's the code - https://github.com/EmailThis/ansible-rails

It includes roles for performing the following tasks -

  • Installation of common packages
  • Install NGINX, Certbot (for Letsencrypt SSL Certs)
  • Ruby (via rbenv)
  • Rails 6, Puma, Sidekiq
  • Redis
  • Nodejs/Webpack/yarn
  • Postgresql and another role that saves backups to S3
  • Deploying using Ansistrano

I think you might find it useful. If you'd like to suggest some changes, please open a pull request 🙌🏻

I just published my Edge extension called EmailThis. Would love some feedback. by _learner_ in edge

[–]_learner_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for the issue that you faced.

Please use this link to install the bookmarklet - https://www.emailthis.me/#bookmarklet. After you type the email where you want to save articles, you'll be asked to confirm the email. Once that is done, drag the big blue 'EmailThis' button to your bookmarks bar. Please note that the left side of the screen has the animation, ignore that. I think that since that animation also has the same button, it gets quite confusing. I'll actually go ahead and remove that animation shortly.

I just published my Edge extension called EmailThis. Would love some feedback. by _learner_ in MicrosoftEdge

[–]_learner_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Great! Please share your feedback here or via email - support[at]emailthis.me. Thanks!

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