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May 15, 2009

Ruby-on-Rails and Ramaze production deployments on GlassFish

Filed under: frameworks, glassfish — Tags: — arungupta @ 4:00 am

Published three new JRuby/GlassFish production deployment stories in as many days:

Who ? Recipe Why GlassFish ?
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.
JRuby + Rails + GlassFish v2 + MySQL + Solaris Zones GlassFish works and provides useful error messages.
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.

Technorati: jruby rubyonrails ramaze stories glassfish

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