Ruby: Creating the Ruby services

This documentation is part of the Deploy with GitHub Actions guide. You can view the complete guide here: How to deploy your Ruby code using GitHub Actions.

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Stackhero provides a ready-to-use Ruby cloud solution that delivers numerous advantages, including:

  • Deploy your application in just a few seconds with a simple git push.
  • Use your own domain name and take advantage of automatic configuration of HTTPS certificates for enhanced security.
  • Benefit from automatic backups, one-click updates, and clear, transparent, and predictable pricing.
  • Enjoy optimal performance and enhanced security thanks to a private, dedicated VM.

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Go to your Stackhero dashboard to create two Ruby services, one for staging and another for production. For clarity, it is a good idea to rename these services to "Production" and "Staging".

Don't have a Stackhero account yet? You can sign up for free in just a few minutes, and then create your Ruby cloud services with just a few clicks.

Example of production and staging servicesExample of production and staging services

Continue reading this guide

  1. Read the full guide: Deploy with GitHub Actions
    How to deploy your Ruby code using GitHub Actions
  2. Configure SSH keys
  3. Configure the GitHub Actions workflow
  4. Creating the staging environment
  5. Going further

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