I've been using kamal and what I usually do is create a branch to develop the new feature, commit/push to this branch and then kamal deploy -d test. Just configuring config/deploy.test.yml with other server configuration, other domain name and stuff, I can deploy the same app with the commited branch and test. Once tested, merge to the main branch and then kamal deploy to deploy the app in the production server.
@shanemshort I don't understand 😕 He used postgresql for data storage and sqlite for cache, queue, and cable My question is, why not use postgresql for all? What's the advantage 🤔
Great series, thanks!
Congrats on releasing the new series!
Dude, I’d pay for a Udemy course made by this guy.
dont you have to commit to Git before you can setup?
I think you only need to commit code; the work he was doing was just configuration and that is 'built' on the fly each time.
I've been using kamal and what I usually do is create a branch to develop the new feature, commit/push to this branch and then kamal deploy -d test. Just configuring config/deploy.test.yml with other server configuration, other domain name and stuff, I can deploy the same app with the commited branch and test. Once tested, merge to the main branch and then kamal deploy to deploy the app in the production server.
nice, but why sqlite for the cache, cable and queue instead of the psql database
having the cache on a remote database server would likely be slower due to network latency.
@shanemshort I don't understand 😕
He used postgresql for data storage and sqlite for cache, queue, and cable
My question is, why not use postgresql for all? What's the advantage 🤔
Excellent! Please, make a video about ActiveText and ActiveImage 🎉
@@alexohre I think he used different databases just to show that you can have different databases for each case