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I’m currently working on an instance with a Rails server with Unicorn on Ubuntu. I’ve gotten everything running, except for one thing.
There is a gem I’m using called delayed jobs, and it needs to start as a daemon to function correctly whenever the server restarts. The problem is that it seems like the gem has very many different ways of starting, many of which aren’t supported with my current version. So, I thought instead of searching through piles of inapplicable docs, I could just start it up with a shell command that I know works.
I’m not using anything like Capistrano - so what would the best way of running a command-line script when Unicorn starts be? I have to run
cd /home/rails/
RAILS_ENV=production bin/delayed_job start
Thanks.
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