Introduction to AWS EC2 - How to deploy a Rails App to EC2 for the first time

[@azero79]

>neural nets holy shit, this channel is like Christmas for me.

[@liamthorne4]

Thank you so much. You saved me hours of headache looking through the AWS documentation

[@mikehoward4856]

Waoh!!!! This is hands down the best AWS tutorial ever! I would definitely pay to a course on AWS by you

[@ChongHwi]

Never missed a second in video, really appreciate for this high standard tutorials.

[@grahamlewis2146]

Great tutorial Jordan - makes the whole scary mess super simple. Nice work - please keep 'em coming!

[@beWorldly]

Jordan, just wanted to say a HUGE THANK YOU! for creating this awesome video. I was struggling to figure out what to do with EC2, load balancers, etc..so this is exactly the crash course I was looking for!

[@akeedafarees4058]

Where's the part he fast forwarded?

[@corit8976]

I know it's been a year but any luck finding this anyone?

[@stevenm61]

Yeah its a bit sucky to fast forward the environment configuration (forehealdpalmslap)

[@Kaysar777]

Amazing tutorial! I thought AWS was complicated as f***! But you make it very simple. Thanks! PLease teach more.

[@PedrodosSantosPereira]

Thank you so much for this video from Brazil! You use easy english, goes step by step and with examples! :D

[@BlackGekikara]

How about comands for Windows? Like there are no chmods for Windows

[@bosniansoldier5305]

You had my like in first 1 min, snow informer sealed the deal!

[@ameenasif]

when you make an AMI all the instals would be there , but that would not start teh rails app, does that part need chef , puppet ? to run rails as service

[@john1214]

Hey Jordan, awesome video! Do you have the installations steps of the rails, rbenv, ruby on the part you fast fowarded? thanks!

[@dalcowboiz5634]

where is the part he fast forwarded through? Can't find it

[@gloriaangelova8162]

hey Jordan, great video, can you please share a link for the installations steps of the rails/ruby development environment? thanks

[@pabloicaza]

In my case it was.. $ sudo yum install -y git gcc openssl-devel readline-devel zlib-devel $ git clone github.com/rbenv/rbenv.git ~/.rbenv $ echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bash_profile $ ~/.rbenv/bin/rbenv init $ source ~/.bash_profile $ eval "$(rbenv init -)" $ type rbenv $ git clone github.com/rbenv/ruby-build.git ~/.rbenv/plugins/ruby-build $ rbenv install 2.3.1 $ rbenv global 2.3.1 $ ruby -v $ gem install bundler $ mkdir ~/.rbenv/plugins $ git clone git://github.com/dcarley/rbenv-sudo.git ~/.rbenv/plugins/rbenv-sudo $ sudo yum groupinstall "Development tools" - to install gcc compiler $ sudo yum install sqlite-devel $ git clone #YOUREPOSITORY $ cd #YOUREPOSITORY $ bundle Add gems to Gemfile gem 'execjs' gem 'therubyracer', :platforms => :ruby $ bundle $ rails s -p 3000 -b 0.0.0.0

[@dvlpr]

Thanks! Big help!

[@beWorldly]

Thanks a lot for this bro!

[@beWorldly]

I'm getting an error '-bash: rails: command not found' when I do rails s

[@russellwaltz7343]

Thanks! I got an error when I ran "$ rbenv install 2.3.1", saying that I was missing GCC. But I ran " sudo yum groupinstall "Development Tools", and that made the error go away

[@pramonowang1677]

If I do have rails for my backend and angular for front end, how do i deploy them independently and connect them through aws?

[@francisliu7556]

you deserve more viewers

[@jj1221ify]

This is so amazing - and that intro LOL!! Thank you!

[@anikettiwari6885]

Can you make a video on nginx to configure rails application with basic and some advance conceps

[@HekaFOF]

Wow you are fast typer :D I would love to see you do AWS Ansible Node video :)

[@benstrachan3418]

Great video thanks! I much prefer Heroku although it doesn't have affordable Australian hosting. Very helpful.

[@dishantkalyani]

@Jordan Leigh- Can you please tell me how to install Rails on AWS. I am not able to start my rails server on aws. Please reply now. It is urgent.

[@htinajero90]

What happens if my terminal keeps crashing when installing rbenv install 2.3.1?

[@geo2465]

Hi! thanks for the video, I have a ubuntu 14 machine and I have I issue to setup the ssh at the minute 5:38 this is what I run ssh -L ~/Desktop/example-key.pen ec2-user@123-444-222 and this is what returns Bad local forwarding specification 'example-key.pen' any idea what can be the issue?

[@dvlpr]

is it because you used example-key.pen when it's a .pem file?

[@BeXSive]

How would you take the next step to something like Puma from here? I got everything else working, great tutorial!

[@shrishcs]

So you see, that's where the problem began That Introduction That damned Introduction

[@Okaygosh]

great video! Thanks for the walkthrough

[@vishyarjun]

Thats a wonderful starter for a beginner like me. !! :-)

[@ricardontiveros]

great tutorial, you go strength to the point, question, I like the concept of having dev env in an instance too to have an easy accesibility to both environments, but that involves extra costs once the free plan expires, right?. is there any other fancy/elegant solution to upload changes from dev to prod , instead of pushing changes to git from dev and pulling from prod,? (keeping dev in my local machine)

[@oddlang687]

When I try to use the command chmod 400 like he did in the video, it still tells me "Permissions 0555 for 'Desktop/mykeypair.pem' are too open." Why doesn't this work?

[@pescandocomalexandre]

use sudo chmod 400 yourkey.pem (super user in ubuntu linux at least) amazon doesn allow the connection if the permissions are too open

[@kevintownsend3720]

Thanks for this. It was very helpful

[@NoNamePerson18]

can you please make video for how to connect ruby on rails api-app to rails ruby on rails webapp you know like connecting android app to webapp

[@cecespol8284]

Hi! +Jordan Leigh this works for a ruby app made on windows too? As I'm seeing you're using Linux to work on this.

[@abura3d2012]

hello after i clone the app from github and run rails s this error comes , can you help me on this ubuntu@ip-172-31-19-242:~/app/test-oth$ rails s Could not find activesupport-5.0.0.1 in any of the sources Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.

[@abhijeet1]

You have to install rails after that

[@soyun81]

thank you. it was so easy to follow

[@MehranHydary]

excellent video!

[@yashvardhansrivastava7289]

great video..thanks a lot

[@jotatru]

Thanks! It helped a lot!

[@TMC927]

Thanks major help here!

[@ankitagarwal6375]

oHH man...that intro..:D

[@josepiccioni2717]

thumbs up for the music

[@nickthapa7127]

man you are fucking good and aasome you make my day

[@janicknorman9396]

your a beast man

[@gloriaangelova8162]

or share the AMI :)

[@_ab054]

NIce!