Published three new JRuby/GlassFish production deployment stories in as many days:
| Who ? | Recipe | Why GlassFish ? |
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JRuby + Rails + GlassFish v2 + MySQL + Apache Web Server + memcached | The GlassFish processes have been among the most stable of our deployment.
and (The) GlassFish team has been extremely helpful along the way with tuning and diagnosing performance issues. |
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JRuby + Rails + GlassFish v2 + MySQL + Solaris Zones | GlassFish works and provides useful error messages. |
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Recipe: JRuby + Ramaze + GlassFish v2 + MySQL/H2 | What’s essential for me is that I spend my time doing development, not sysadmin work, so I settle for a working solution. I’ve had no trouble for a few months now, and redeploy using simple scripts. |
Other similar JRuby stories are available at jruby+stories. Other GlassFish stories are available here.
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I agree with all the above statements.
Comment by Hadyn — March 8, 2010 @ 9:00 am