If you sign-up using this link, you'll get $100 in credit so you can try out setting up a VM for free. You can get your Ruby on Rails server running in under a minute. I recommend to use a DigitalOcean VM for Ruby on Rails hosting: Their most affordable server VM is $5/month which is sufficient for a Ruby on Rails application and great for trying things out. It's a very well matured procedure for hosting a Ruby on Rails apps on a VM by installing the required software and configuring it. Nothing fancy like Docker containers or tools like Capistrano are used here. The tutorial makes the assumption that the applications run on only one server, that the server is used only for hosting Rails applications and that only trusted users have shell access to the server. Once you are familiar with the process it takes about 15 minutes to add another application to the server, and mere seconds to deploy a new version.
Setting everything up takes about 2 hours. Using different Ruby or Rails versions is supported, so you can upgrade a single application to the latest Rails or use the latest Rails for a new application without having to upgrade all the other apps at the same time.
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