High Performance
Ruby on Rails Hosting
We offer you customized Rails Hosting. You can manage any number of separate Ruby Apps via our Portal once you enable our Ruby addon.
You also receive SSH access to your hosting account to manage things via command line if you wish.
No need for you to deal with the back end of things. Focus in your App development and know that you always have our knowledgeable and security focused support behind you.
Ruby On Rails
ADDON
$9.90/month
- Ruby version 1.8 – 2.6
- Ruby Gems
- Stop/Start/Restart Ruby App via CP
Ruby on Rails Hosting from HelpingHost.com.
HelpingHost.com provides a fast, highly secure and reliable Ruby on Rails hosting environment at an affordable price.We currently support Ruby 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 and Ruby 2.6 as well. (using Gems, you can install any version of Ruby on Rails you like. The latest Ruby on Rails version currently is 5.2.x)We decided to make Ruby on Rails available as an ADDON (just like we do with Node.JS by the way) to any hosting plan you have purchased.This enables you to add Ruby on Rails at any time to your hosting plan. It also gives you the flexibility to disable this addon if you decide at some point that you no longer want to use Ruby on Rails hosting. SQLite3 is of course also included with this addon.Start out with our $1 per month hosting plan and simply add Ruby on Rails and as your website grows upgrade to our high performance Hosting plan. We’ll manage everything behind the scenes:- Security of the Server.
- Patching the Infrastructure.
- Making sure the server performs optimal.
- Ensuring that the server does not go down.
- adding the latest version of Ruby shortly after release.
Ruby on Rails is a modern open source web application Framework based on the Programming Language RubyMeaning it will allow you to quickly develop web applications using Ruby by letting you reference functions that were written by somebody else to accomplish complex things. For example instead of having to write how to send an email from scratch, you would just call a function like
mail(to: email@domain.com, subject: 'Welcome to My App')Ruby on Rails, just like any other Software, evolved over time and the latest version currently is Ruby on Rails 5.2.x
Screenshots from our Ruby management tool
