On 21 Feb 2012, at 08:14, Raimon Fs wrote:
- Is it true that a slow queriy on RoR lock all other concurrent
connections? This was true on old RoR versions.
This could be true in many cases, but is this really different from
PHP?
Does PHP handle requests concurrently? I'm not really sure about
that.
All the "intelligence" in wrapped up inside that Apache module and
there's generally only one of those.
Sure I'm missing something, but in Apache you say how many workers
want
for PHP and that's all, with Thin/Mongrel/... you have to create them
before, and tell ngix how many you have. Maybe the Unicorn/Passenger
is
the solution. I think I'm worried for things that maybe never are
going
to happen, as this site is for an ERP where will be used by 100/200
persons.
FYI, we have a very large CRM/ERP application running on Rails that
serves well over the number of people you are mentioning.
If you want Rack apps such as Rails to run as an Apache module or
nginx module, then use Passenger. It follows the same mindset as the
PHP module.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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