Em 13-04-2012 17:30, Josh Susser escreveu:
The best way to set up a staging server is for it to be configured as close to production as possible, so I always run my staging server using the production.rb environment. If there are differences (like which S3 bucket to use), I put them in ENV settings or in files that aren't under version control.
That way you'd need an extra backup (aside from your git repository) for storing each environment data, unless you're using something like Capistrano or Chef. But setting up such environments when you're starting your application may seem like overkill.
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