Thousands of tiny starlings create mesmerizing patterns in the air, in a phenomena known as murmuration.
“Numbers build up slowly near the roost over the afternoon as small groups of birds return from foraging in the area,” explains Paul Stancliffe of the British Trust for Ornithology. “By late afternoon there is a huge swirling cloud. It’s all about safety in numbers – none wants to be on the outside, none wants to be first to land.”
How would you like to get a full Ruby on Rails stack up on Ubuntu with one command?
Now you can by running Rails Ready. Rails Ready is a setup script that gets Ruby and Rails running on a fresh install of Ubuntu with one command (Tested on Ubuntu server 10.04 LTS (Long-term Support)).
This is a brand new project by Josh Frye that he uses all the time to setup VMs, but there’s always testing to be done and improvements to be made. Fork as needed.
Running the Script
Check out railsready.sh to see everything Rails Ready is doing.
If you want to watch the magic happen just run tail -f ~/railsready/install.log.
What gets installed?
An updated system
Ruby 1.9.2p136
Imagemagick
libs needed to run Rails (sqlite, mysql, etc)
Bundler, Passenger, and Rails gems
All you need to do is install NGINX or Apache, run passenger-install-nginx-module or passenger-install-apache-module, upload your app, point your vhost config to your apps public directory and go!