I'm running it on plain old CGI via Apache because my shared hosting
environment does not allow for FastCGI. CGI works really well on a
modern server... once ruby and all them are cache'd to ram. If my
camping app is left disused for about 10 seconds, it gets pushed out
of the cache and the next request takes about twice as long as one
immediately after a previous request.
I'm on the MediaTemple Grid Service. I could have a slice on slicehost
or something like that.. in fact friends would probably give me
accounts on virtual dedicated servers at the drop of a hat if I'd
asked, but I really dislike messing around with server internals.. I
like having the whole thing maintained by someone else, and also, I'm
worried about the idea of other users in a freebie vps account being
able to mess with my content, and my users. :/
I am thinking along the lines of trying to make camping impersonate
ruby on rails well enough to run it in the so called Rails Container,
which appears to be an itsy bitsy 64mb slice specifically for running
rails via mongrel, which then can be proxied to through apache. It's
all such a black box to me that I wonder just how much work would be
involved in such a thing.
On 31/10/2008, at 2:58 AM, Julik Tarkhanov wrote:
On Oct 30, 2008, at 4:01 PM, _why wrote:
I don't know, what do
most people deploy camping on?
Oh yeah to imagine the scale: I have like 6 apps on FCGI now.
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