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Efficient Rails DevOps, third edition
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Developing with Vagrant (ebook, use “jyzwofpt” discount for $5 off)
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relativkreativ
11y ago
Feel free to use the discount code "hckrnws" to get $5 off.
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Efficient Rails DevOps (second edition)
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relativkreativ
11y ago
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Efficient Rails DevOps (ebook)
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Efficient Rails DevOps (ebook, 10% discount)
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Rails Operations for Bootstrappers (ebook)
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12y ago
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relativkreativ
12y ago
Well, I would say that "ESP is not sending emails" is a slight exaggeration when one person out of hundreds has problems downloading the book (hello_newman seems to already have downloaded it without my help). Again, just drop me
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relativkreativ
12y ago
Due to how my email service provider works, it can take up to one hour until you receive the download link (after clicking the confirmation link). If you still haven't got it, please write me a short email and I will give you the link.
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Free ebook: How to build a Rails server (and deploy by hand)
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12y ago
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relativkreativ
12y ago
I would start with small shell scripts (or the Windows equivalent). Do you need to add users and set their initial password often? Note the commands needed, put them in a shell script and create a user with your script next time. Then make