mod_rails aka mod_rack aka mod_ruby

[Michał Jaszczyk]

Well, speed, hopefully. And lower memory/cpu/etc consumption. And it
may be easier to create an app an run it under Nginx instead of
configuring Mongrel, proxying etc. Also a bit less things to take care
of. Basically, reasons for mod_ruby are the same as for mod_wsgi.

Thanks,

Mike

W dniu 5 czerwca 2008 16:03 użytkownik Rapsey <rapsey at gmail.com> napisał:
> What advantage would mod_ruby have over simply proxying requests to Mongrel?
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> Sergej
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> On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 3:55 PM, Michał Jaszczyk <jasiu85 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> I think my previous post didn't reach the list. Sorry if you get a
>> duplicate, it's my first post :).
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>> Mike
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>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> From: Michał Jaszczyk <jasiu85 at gmail.com>
>> Date: 2008/6/5
>> Subject: mod_rails aka mod_rack aka mod_ruby
>> To: nginx at sysoev.ru
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>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I did a little research on how Nginx supports Ruby/Rails and if I'm
>> right, you can only do proxy or FastCGI to make it working. So I
>> thought... There's this mod_wsgi module for Python apps which I have
>> recently used and I find it really great. Why not do the same for
>> Ruby/Rails? I'm a CS student, I'm looking for a subject for my masters
>> thesis and I thought that maybe I could create such module. I have
>> some questions:
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>> 1) Do you think that making mod_ruby/mod_rack/mod_rails is a good idea?
>> 2) Do you know if someone is already working on something like that?
>> 3) Do you think it would be useful?
>> 4) Would you/your friends/collegues be happy if you had such a module
>> for Nginx? :)
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Mike
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