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Rails 8 Deployment with Docker: Production-Ready Configuration Guide

Rails 8 Deployment with Docker: Production-Ready Configuration Guide

Complete Rails 8 Docker deployment guide with production-ready configurations. Multi-stage builds, security hardening, performance optimization, and Kamal alternative strategies.
From Prototype to Production: Scaling LangChain and CrewAI Applications in Enterprise Environments

From Prototype to Production: Scaling LangChain and CrewAI Applications in Enterprise Environments

Complete enterprise guide to scaling LangChain and CrewAI from prototype to production. Covers architecture patterns, security, compliance, monitoring, and real-world case study with 80% improvement metrics.
Kamal 2: Your First Rails Deploy

Kamal 2: Your First Rails Deploy

Porting a Kamal 1 config to Kamal 2 fails on unknown key: traefik. Here is what each dead key became, and what a working first deploy on one server looks like.
Deploying Ruby on Rails applications with Kamal

Deploying Ruby on Rails applications with Kamal

With the release of Rails 8, Kamal will be the default tool for deploying Rails applications, simplifying the process for developers.
Kamal Integration in Rails 8 by Default

Kamal Integration in Rails 8 by Default

In Rails 8, Kamal will be included by default. This change aims to simplify deployment and infrastructure management processes for developers.
New in Ruby on Rails 7.2: Development Containers Configuration

New in Ruby on Rails 7.2: Development Containers Configuration

Development container is a full-featured coding environment.
Docker Compose Test Setup for Isolated CI Runs

Docker Compose Test Setup for Isolated CI Runs

Run your test suite inside Docker Compose containers for isolated, reproducible CI builds. Includes a reusable Rails setup you can drop into any project.
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Setting Up Docker for Ruby on Rails 7

Setting up Docker for a Ruby on Rails 7 application from scratch, from installing Docker to a working container the whole team can share.
Install Official Firefox .deb in Dockerfile

Install Official Firefox .deb in Dockerfile

Mozilla recommends this way because it ensures Firefox and all the required libraries are installed and configured optimally for your distribution.

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