How to install Peatio on cPanel - ruby-on-rails

Intro : Peatio is a free and open-source crypto currency exchange implementation with the Rails framework and other cutting-edge technology.
We want to install Peatio in cPanel but we didn't found any tutorial or any article how can we install this on cPanel . I found their wiki and their is only linux/Mac and Ubuntu installation guides available. We opened issue and thought they maybe help us and they refer us to post on stack overflow. I hope someone help us. And i am also willing to pay , we have root access on our cPanel server.
Github Link is here
Requirements
Linux / Mac OSX Ruby 2.1.0 Rails 4.0+ Git 1.7.10+ Redis 2.0+ MySQL
RabbitMQ
Thank you.

Peatio is Ruby based exchange which can not installed on cPanel but any one can use this repository: https://github.com/saydulk/peatio
Requirements For Setup:
VPS: digitalocean.com
OS: Debian 9
RAM: Min 8GB Recommended 16
Domain: Any top level domain name

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