Overview
This product has charges associated with it for seller support. This is open source software, which is repackaged by ThinkCloud. The additional cost is applicable to the extended support of 24-hour response time. A repackaged Ruby 3.0 environment on CentOS Stream 9, including support. It offers a pre-configured, security-hardened environment designed for immediate deployment.
Ruby 3.0 is a major release of the Ruby programming language, delivering significant performance improvements, concurrency enhancements, and static analysis tooling over previous versions. Installed via the standard CentOS dnf package manager, it provides a fully integrated Ruby runtime with no manual setup required. Ruby 3.0 is designed for building web applications, scripting, automation, and a wide range of general-purpose development tasks.
Benefits:
- 3x Performance Goal: Ruby 3.0 delivers notable performance improvements over Ruby 2.x, reducing execution time for compute-intensive workloads.
- Ractor Concurrency: Introduces Ractors, a new concurrency abstraction that enables parallel execution without sharing mutable state.
- Fiber Scheduler: Built-in Fiber Scheduler interface enables non-blocking I/O for high-throughput asynchronous applications.
- Static Type Checking: Ships with RBS (Ruby Signature) and TypeProf for optional static type analysis, improving code reliability at scale.
- Standard Installation: Installed via dnf, ensuring seamless integration with CentOS Stream 9 system packages and update mechanisms.
- Rich Ecosystem: Full access to the RubyGems package ecosystem, including Rails, Sinatra, Rake, Bundler, and thousands of community gems.
This AMI is ideal for Ruby Developers, Web Engineers, and DevOps teams who need a reliable Ruby 3.0 runtime for web application development, scripting, and automation on CentOS Stream 9.
Highlights
- CentOS Stream 9 Minimal installation with latest updates
- Professional technical support and fast response
- Optimized configuration for Ruby 3.0 on CentOS Stream 9
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Version release notes
ruby3.0
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Usage instructions
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Connection Method Connect via SSH as user 'ec2-user' to the running instance. Use sudo to run commands requiring root access, or switch to root using: sudo su - root
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Application Details Check Version: ruby --version RubyGems Version: gem --version IRB (Interactive Ruby): irb Binary Path: /usr/bin/ruby Gem Installation Directory: /usr/share/gems (system) or ~/.gem (user) (Note: To install gems for the current user without sudo, use: gem install <gemname> --user-install)
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Package Management Ruby 3.0 is installed via dnf. To update: sudo dnf update ruby To verify installed packages: dnf list installed | grep ruby To install a gem: gem install bundler To install project dependencies via Bundler: bundle install
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Running Ruby Applications Run a Ruby script: ruby script.rb Start an interactive Ruby session: irb Run a Rack or Rails application (example): bundle exec rails server -b 0.0.0.0 -p 3000
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Network Configuration Ruby itself does not listen on any ports by default. Open ports only as required by the web framework or application you deploy. AWS Security Group: Add inbound rules for the port your application listens on (e.g. 3000 for Rails). Please allow SSH port 22 to limited IPs for access.
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If you encounter problems in the process of using the system, please feel free to contact us by email: support@thinkclouds.ai !
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