Deploying Rails Applications: A Step-by-Step Guide

I bought this since I was about to start building a Rails app on a dedicated server. The author has quite a nice analogy of leaving home, moving to your first flat, buying your first place that works well with the three deployment options. It covers shared hosts, virtual private servers and dedicated hosts. I could skip some of these chapters since "I already had my own house".

Well worth the read since I am sure Capistrano will save a lot of heartache later.

Only talks about Subversion for version control, I would like to have seen something on Git.

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