See this thread about RubyKube too: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rubykube-create-your-own-exchange-with-open-source-not-an-ico-5028284
Even though that's a great suggestion (or the best even), I don't think it would help because it's a fork of Peatio and If OP is finding trouble working with that, I doubt RK will be any easier for him.
It has been over a week since the OP started the thread even last logged in. If he was after this information urgently then he would have shown some sort of action.
Having said that, RubyKube is almost like an all-in-one solution out of the box so with an install guide it should be relatively easy to install but it seems maybe the OP might not be able to do it.
What should almost always be avoided is the issue of asking a third party to install the exchange code and script because any unscrupulous developer could (if they should want to) load it with malware to steal funds as well as use any server access they have to try to set-up server back door access without the project owner even knowing about.
Asking any third-party to install an exchange is a very high risk strategy. The best policy is for owners to install it themselves with an easy install guide and RubyKube is a very good place to start.