[Radiant] Re: Third-party hosting for Radiant 0.9.1

[Cleverlemming]

I host several sites with Webbynode. You need to be comfortable
administrating your own server. They support their infrastructure but
not your app.

Heroku is also a good choice, if you don't need an SSL cert, and is a
little easier to use.

Pete

Re: [Radiant] Re: Third-party hosting for Radiant 0.9.1

[WizarDave Akins]

I have a few pages telling of my use of DreamHost...

http://jabi.com/technology/webmaster/radiant-cms/

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WizarDave Akins
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[Radiant] Re: Third-party hosting for Radiant 0.9.1

[Andrew vonderLuft]

shameless_self_promotion
AVLUX (avlux.net) is the host of radiantcms.org, the Extension
Registry, et al.  Andrew (that's me) is a core committer.  AVLUX
handles all radiant setup and configuration for customers - run on any
version, any gems, etc.
/shameless_self_promtion

On Jul 14, 8:58 am, JT webmas...@webproductionsinc.com wrote:
 Hello all,

 Can anyone offer suggestions for third party hosts that would support
 Radiant?

 I saw mention of Dreamhost in an unrelated post, and have also looked
 into Network Solutions (client is interested in hosting their site
 with their domain name registrar).

 Dumb question: In both hosts' list of installed gems, I don't see
 Radiant mentioned. Presumably I should install it myself? Also, what
 about ImageMagick for the paperclipped extension?

 List of installed gems on Dreamhost:http://rails.dreamhosters.com/

 List of installed gems on Network 
 Solutions:http://www.networksolutions.com/support/what-ruby-gems-are-available-...

 Thanks for your feedback,

 JT

[Radiant] Re: Third-party hosting for Radiant 0.9.1

[JT]

Thanks for the quick replies everyone, much appreciated.

In response to Anton, in the time it took for you to reply, I did come
across this:

http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Rails#Using_Gems_Installed_in_Your_Home_Directory

and

http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Image_Magick#Compiling_ImageMagick_on_your_DreamHost_account

JT