Permission denied when running bundle install about infrastructure-as-code-tutorial HOT 8 CLOSED

My solution so far has been to use rbenv to install ruby and then alterraddit.service to be compatible with the rbenv environment.

While that works, it adds some unfortunate extra complexity. Hopefully there's a more straightforward way around this.

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hi @davefp, thanks for reporting the issues. I'll look into this today

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@davefp to quickly fix this, run bundle install with sudo. I updated the labs cc434ea, this should work now. Please, let me know if you encounter any other issues

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Running bundle install with sudo isn't great but I see where you're coming from. Thanks for looking into this so quickly :)

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installing ruby system-wide is also not the best idea, but since this is not the focus of this tutorial, I try to keep it as simple as possible

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I first used rvm to install ruby for application user as you would normally do, but it seemed to add more commands and the person who is reading it has also to look it up what rvm does. Same thing with rbenv. So I went with the most straightforward way by installing it with sudo from system's repository list. I know this process looks simplistic, but I thought it would better look simplistic than to stagger a person with all the complexities of system configuration and make him quit after reading the first lab.

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I definitely support keeping the tutorial simple. I got things working with the changes you made, so feel free to resolve this issue. Thanks again!

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awesome, thank you!

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