If you don’t already have a server to deploy to, I suggest you use a DigitalOcean Ruby on Rails droplet. (Don't have one yet? Create your DeployBot account here.) To use our Rails deployment tools, you'll need a DeployBot account.
If you’re deploying to your own servers, you can skip the DigitalOcean steps and use your own connection details. We’ll set up an automated deployment process using a brand new DigitalOcean Ruby on Rails droplet. In this guide, I’ll explain how to use DeployBot for automating Ruby on Rails deployment, making it reproducible, consistent and transparent for you and your teammates. However, the question of how to deploy a Rails app is something you have to answer on your own since Rails doesn’t provide a built-in solution for this. Rails removes a lot of the pain of modern web development, making it a great choice for delivering value to your customers and users fast and efficiently. In fact, a large portion of DeployBot itself is a Rails app. Ruby on Rails is an amazingly popular framework for developing web applications.
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