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Articles
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Maintaining Application Functionality During Engine Yard Backend Failure
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Monitoring and Alerting in Engine Yard
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Troubleshooting the Deployment Process in Engine Yard
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The Default Deploy Hooks in Engine Yard
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Understanding Backups, Snapshots, and Replication
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Working with Amazon RDS in Engine Yard
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Troubleshooting Database Issues
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The Utility Applications in Engine Yard
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Managing Applications with Monit and Systemd
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Debugging the Chef Run
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The Anatomy of Chef Cookbooks in Engine Yard
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The Chef Run in Engine Yard
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Troubleshooting Web Requests in Engine Yard
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The Rails Application Server in Engine Yard
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Utility Instance Cheat Sheet
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Database Instance Cheat Sheet
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Application Instance Cheat Sheet
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Copy an Environment
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Use Ruby Deploy Hooks
This section contains an updated set of articles meant to cover all areas of the product in an introductory fashion for the purpose of troubleshooting.
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Use Ruby Deploy Hooks
Deploy hooks are Ruby scripts that you write which are executed at designated points in the deployment process. This allows you to customize the deployment of your application to meet its particular n...
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Copy an Environment
When you make a copy of your environment, Engine Yard copies your environment structure without the data so you can perform necessary tests in a “new” environment. You can select a different technolog...
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Application Instance Cheat Sheet
Overview When working with Engine Yard, it is crucial to understand where files are located inside an application instance. This knowledge aids in carrying out investigations and addressing issues eff...
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Database Instance Cheat Sheet
Overview Engine Yard, a Rails application framework, operates with the concept of database instances for its applications. Understanding the key components of these instances and knowing where to find...
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Utility Instance Cheat Sheet
Overview Rails applications in Engine Yard utilize utility instances for additional services or compute power. This article provides an introduction to utility instances, their roles and types, direct...
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The Rails Application Server in Engine Yard
Overview In the Rails framework, web applications are run in an application server, which can be considered the third piece of the web request flow. In this article, we will review the main elements t...
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Troubleshooting Web Requests in Engine Yard
Overview Web requests are a crucial part of any web application's functionality. However, problems can occur at any stage of the web stack, affecting the performance and functionality of your applicat...
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The Chef Run in Engine Yard
Overview Engine Yard Cloud serves as a managed platform for deploying Ruby on Rails applications, operating on AWS EC2 instances. This involves configuring and deploying Rails applications to suit the...
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The Anatomy of Chef Cookbooks in Engine Yard
Overview While the Recipes installed with the Chef run can be customized, which occurs during the preparation stage in v5 and later, the main Recipes applied each time are essentially the same. Thes...
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Debugging the Chef Run
Overview When debugging Chef, several strategies exist. In this article, we review the main approaches to addressing multiple issues with the Chef run. Contents: Troubleshooting strategies Enzyme comm...