Is it possible to use the Amazon web service as Rails hosting?

Can I use the Amazon web service to host a Rails application?

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Yes, you should be able to install this in several ways on AWS.

Since you can configure an instance of EC-2 as a dedicated server, you can install any software and configure it to your needs.

There are some good ruby ​​tools here: http://amazon-ec2.rubyforge.org/

Also on AWS 37 Signals - http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/37signals/

I recommend a simple instance of Amazon Linux AMI Micro EBS, supported to run on a free tier. http://aws.amazon.com/free/

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This is a more detailed answer.

You can use Elastic BeanStalk to deploy Ruby with Passenger. Checkout AWS Elastic Beanstalk Launches Ruby and Integrates with Amazon VPCs and AWS Elastic Beanstalk - Ruby Support and VPC Integration

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As Tom mentioned, a simple EIS AMI should be enough to get started. At BitNami, we created AMI Ruby on Rails and made them available for free. We also offer a hosting service on top of Amazon , which you can combine with the AWS free tier service to basically get a free server for 1 year (618Mb RAM, 30gb), which more than enough for development and easy hosting.

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