Questions tagged [engineyard]

Engine Yard is a cloud application platform for Ruby based on Amazon Web Services.

Engine Yard is a cloud application management platform for deploying Ruby, PHP, Java and Node.js applications of all sizes on Amazon Web Service EC2 instances as well as on Windows Azure and Terremark.

Build in features include:

  • Automated deployment tools
  • Server customization with Chef
  • Cloning of whole environments
  • Application load balancing
  • Master-Slave MySQL replication
  • memcached

Environments can be as small as 1 server running the application and database to large environments with multiple application, database, and utility servers.

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Rails 3 + Whenever Gem + Rake logging issue

The app is running on Engine Yard. I need to log some data from inside the scripts ran by Whenever. Here's what it looks like: schedule.rb: every 1.minute do rake 'my_tasks:task1 my_tasks:task2', :output => 'log/my_tasks.log' end task1 runs the…
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Migrating Ruby Site from EngineYard to Heroku

As part of a larger project I've been tasked with migrating some existing Ruby on Rails sites (built with an old version of refinerycms 0.9.6.34, at least that's the version listed in the Gemfile included with the source). I don't normally work…
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EngineYard : Segregating the code & assets

Am using EngineYard to host my Rails 3.2 app. This application allows users to post images/assets. I save them in the public directory (using Paperclip Gem). Now, my problem is that - with a new deployment, I am having to manually copy over the…
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Rails app, MongoDB, and EngineYard

If I want to setup a test environment on EngineYard for my Rails app with MySQL, MongoDB, and the Jenkins Continuous Integration server included, do I set all this up as a Single Instance Environment or as a multiple-instance environment? Would I…
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Using EngineYard, when I do 'ey deploy' where in the filesystem is the application pushed?

Using EngineYard, I push my code using 'ey deploy'. When I then log into the linux box with ssh, where can I expect to find my project folder?
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