web-deployment

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I've just upgraded my app on Heroku from Rails 3.0 to 3.1, and I'm trying to make the assets pipeline work. The main issue is that I can read from the heroku log the following kind of lines, for every asset: 2011-09-03T16:35:28+00:00 app[web.1]: cache: [GET /assets/border-a3c571a354b9381740db48aeebfaa63a.jpg] miss If I understand the pipeline correctly, this should not be "miss" for every request I make from a browser, but it should be found in the cache. Reading the Heroku docs you can find this explanation: Rails 3.1 provides an assets:precompile rake task to allow the compilation penalty to

I have setup continuous integration for a WCF project and want to use the MSBuild Arguments to automatically deploy the application to a remote server but it is not deploying. When running a new Build all the Tests pass and all the projects build but the website is not being deployed. Also, I am getting no errors back from the build to say anything has gone wrong. I have opened up port 8172 on the remote server to ensure connections can be made to IIS and have even disabled the firewall. In the Build Configuration I have specified the following arguments; /p:DeployOnBuild=True /p:DeployTarget

On my Tomcat, I have an HTML page. I need to type the following address to make it run: http://127.0.0.1:8080/BiddingSystem/BiddingSystem.html but I want it to be accessed using this address: www.moribiz.com Is this possible just by changing some setting on Tomcat? khotyn You can configure the host properties in Tomcat's server.xml , and can make an alias to the default localhost host: <Host name="localhost" appBase="webapps" unpackWARs="true" autoDeploy="true" xmlValidation="false" xmlNamespaceAware="false"> <Alias>www.moribiz</Alias> </Host> For more information, see Tomcat's configuration

I want to deploy my react project on azure cloud. I already deployed it on heroku and there it was very easy to deploy. I just had to do git push heroku master to deploy it on heroku. But I am clueless on how to do it on azure. So I have a bulid directory in my project which gets generated everytime I run gulp command. It has all the build files. Can anyone please guide me on how to proceed to azure? This is my project structure There are many options to deploy your app to azure websites/ web app, such as FTP, Local Git Repository, and Visual Studio IDE, etc. I am not a React expert, here for

I have all my websites' code under /srv in my containers. My Dockerfile downloads the code using git and makes it part of the image for easier deployment to production. But then how do I edit the code in development? I thought using volumes was the solution, eg: -v /docker/mycontainer/srv:/srv . But it overwrites the directory in the container. If it's the first time I run it it empties it because there's nothing in the host. So whatever I did in the Dockerfile was gets lost. There are also directories and files inside /srv/myapp that I want to be shared across the different versions of my app