Disaster recover plan?!
Ok, that makes sense.
Gary Traffanstedt replied • SolvedOk, that makes sense.
Gary Traffanstedt replied • SolvedHey Louis-Philippe! The goal is certainly to help you upgrade Postgres and Redis. One of the tricky bits of this is that often times your code will be affected by this, so I don't want to accident...
Chris Oliver replied • SolvedThe steps required depend on what server you're using but basically you're just changing your server configuration so it responds to the new domain. I use nginx and something like the following wou...
Gary Traffanstedt repliedHmm! I guess probably since you tested it earlier on I probably fixed some of the bugs around the Bitbucket stuff. I will wait until another report of that issue and see if it's a consistent thing ...
Chris Oliver replied • SolvedThank you very much for the answers.
Nicolás Bobb replied • Solved@Chris Oliver hope this finds you. I followed ubuntu 14.04, set up and I have done it several times in the past with no issue and only this time I faced the same issue. I have checked if my Ngnix ...
Navid Shafie replied • SolvedOr do I need to just migrate to Digital ocean in case it's a DNS problem? I'm doing a CNAME for example.com => example.herokuapp.com for my DNS settings.
Masud Hossain repliedthe fact that errbit uses mongo does not make me happy. (or at least that it's not made such that you can use whatever backend you want) and that you apparently need to run a job to 'clear out' err...
Ashley Engelund replied • Solved@masud, thanks but I'm already familiar with AR and DB optimization. I was wondering what your caching issue was that you made mention of.
shakycode replied • SolvedAwesome! Yeah, the 12factor gem is useful for Heroku, but if you run your own server you don't want it as it won't write to that file. Glad you got it working!
Chris Oliver replied • SolvedThanks a whole bunch for clearing it up, Chris!
Masud Hossain replied • SolvedWhat I've noticed is that bonsai elastic search (sandbox plan on heroku) once added to your pipeline and hooked up to your application does not use port :9200. If you get to your environment setti...
Joe Guerra repliedI have been checking out cloud66.com as an option. Looks very interesting... anyone here ever used it?
Beau O'Hara repliedChris, will you be extending Hatch to do patching/updating? tim
tim carmichael replied • SolvedCame across the same issue last night but i was deploying using dokku. I had previously deployed on another app following what Chris had wrote about and it worked well. I suspect that the issue is...
Ariff Munshi replied[there was an error on original submission of this post, so I did it again and duplicated it. this one can be deleted!] [Please see this post](https://gorails.com/forum/deployment-question)
Chris Zempel postedYeah. So there were several errors, some app-specific that others wouldn't have to deal with, but here's the one that probably matters: ```ruby gem 'capistrano', '~> 3.1.0' -> gem 'capistran...
Chris Zempel repliedoh this error is the position of the paperclip method you need to have the has_attachment before the validation.
Francisco Quinones repliedYep, pepkac will get you every time. I had log rotation on, but I've still burned through a large number of log files in last 3 weeks. Also, in case anyone finds this [UFW](https://help.ubuntu.co...
Brian Schwartz repliedWeird! In any case, nginx and unicorn are awesome so you'll be in good hands with that setup as well. I've had some weirdness with Passenger 5 myself and have reverted back to using Puma for now.
Chris Oliver replied