So I\'m new to ROR and Heroku and need a little help. I\'ve created an app and have deployed it; however, I\'d like to clear out the database associated with it. Meaning I\'d like to clear any users (
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I have a production server running an app that uses CouchDB as its main database. I\'d like to set up a staging server that has a CouchDB instance that I can always sync back up to the production inst
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
Most Rails database-deployment discussions assume there are two facets of a database: the schema, which is handled in code via migrations, and the data, which is all user-generated and never needs to
I\'m fairly new to git, but I\'m trying to set it up across all of our systems so that all projects are managed by git and gitosis.
I have a machine where all my rails apps are running in a \"staging\" environment, even the production ones.It is trying to connect to the staging database.I have tried setting it set to production in
I have a \"web\" and \"mobile\" site that I\'m launching within Azure of the same domain. Originally I was going to run each as a separate hosted service but this doubles the cost though it would allo
I am looking for a better description of staging files with git itself (other than Git big commit best practices).
We use Windows Azure Cloud services to host our application. One of the great features of Windows Azure is the Production/Staging model. You can have the clients of your application routed to your pro