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Creating Apps > Runtimes > Ruby on Rails

Creating apps with Ruby on RailsLast Updated: 8/25/2014

IBM® Bluemix™ provides a Ruby on Rails starter application as a template so that you can add your code and push the changes back to the

environment. The Ruby on Rails runtime environment is the container for this type of applications.

About the Ruby on Rails starter application

This Ruby on Rails starter application is a boilerplate for Bluemix Ruby on Rails web application development.

It displays the current system environment variables and demonstrates how to develop and deploy a Ruby on Rails web application for

Usage

Use the following steps to start using the Ruby on Rails starter application from the Bluemix user interface:

1. Create a Ruby on Rails starter application and download the starter code.

a. Click Create App to deploy a Ruby on Rails starter application.

b. Provide the App name and Host in the prompt.

c. After the application deploys, click the View Quick Start button.

d. Download the starter application package.

2. Ensure that the cf command line tool is installed.

This tool is a command line interface for application deployment and management on Bluemix.

3. Log in to the Bluemix environment.

$ cf login -a https://api.ng.bluemix.net -o <your org name> -s <your space name>

API endpoint: https://api.ng.bluemix.net

Username> <your user ID>

Password>*******

Authenticating...

OK

Targeted org <your org name>

Targeted space dev

API endpoint: https://api.ng.bluemix.net (API version: 2.0.0)

User: <your user ID>

Org: <your org name>

Space: <your space name>

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4. Modify the application and deploy again.

In the starter application package, a README file describes each file. Make changes to the code, deploy the application again, then see the effect.

To deploy your modified application to Bluemix, use the cf command. For example:

$ cf push <yourappname> -p pathtoApp -m 512M

5. Access your application.

After your application is deployed, open the URL in a browser to see it running.

http://<yourappname>.mybluemix.net

6. Start using services.

There are many services available in Bluemix to make your application more powerful. You can add any available services to your application. See

each service document for more information.