How to Host a Rails App on IIS: Seeking a Simple Approach
Hello,
I’m having trouble hosting my Rails app on IIS (Windows Server 2019). Unfortunately, I don’t have the option to choose a different server since the app will be hosted on an on-premise server, which also runs other applications on IIS (Windows Server 2019). I’ve read numerous discussions on this topic, and the most common feedback is that “it’s painful.” However, I haven’t been able to find a clear, step-by-step guide or solution.
So far, I’ve come across the following options:
Hosting with a reverse proxyHosting with WSLHosting with Docker
However, I’m looking for a more traditional approach to hosting the app, similar to how one would typically host an application in other languages.
As a developer with limited experience in server management, I’m not sure where to start. If anyone has any tips, tutorials, or guidance, I would greatly appreciate your help!
Hello,I’m having trouble hosting my Rails app on IIS (Windows Server 2019). Unfortunately, I don’t have the option to choose a different server since the app will be hosted on an on-premise server, which also runs other applications on IIS (Windows Server 2019). I’ve read numerous discussions on this topic, and the most common feedback is that “it’s painful.” However, I haven’t been able to find a clear, step-by-step guide or solution.So far, I’ve come across the following options:Hosting with a reverse proxyHosting with WSLHosting with DockerHowever, I’m looking for a more traditional approach to hosting the app, similar to how one would typically host an application in other languages.As a developer with limited experience in server management, I’m not sure where to start. If anyone has any tips, tutorials, or guidance, I would greatly appreciate your help! Read More
