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Quickly set up a Ruby on Rails app on Microbox, the ideal platform for developers. With Microbox, Rails app developers can set up instant, isolated development environments that can be shared among team members. Rails apps created using Microbox can be automatically deployed to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and other cloud hosts without the need for de

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Rails from scratch

Rails from scratch

Run a local rails app with nothing but Nanobox.

Installation and Setup

  1. Clone this repo git clone https://github.com/nanobox-quickstarts/nanobox-rails.git
  2. Change into the directory cd nanobox-rails
  3. Add a local DNS record nanobox dns add local rails.local
  4. Create the database nanobox run rake db:create
  5. Run the app nanobox run rails s

Now you can visit your app at rails.dev:3000

Explore

With Nanobox, you don't have to have anything installed on your machine to run app specific commands. To open a nanobox console type nanobox run into your console and hit enter.

Now you can run commands like ruby -v and gem list to check the ruby version and see a list of installed gems respectively.

Now What?

For more details about running rails apps with nanobox visit guides.nanobox.io/ruby/rails/

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