I’m looking to bring up 3 different rails apps on one box. Each as a
subdomain.
app1.site.edu
app2.site.edu
app3.site.edu
I won’t have to worry about speed, load, etc., as I’m just looking to
test them with a small user population for a while.
What’s the best/simplest route to take? Can anyone point to some
documentation. I keep reading about mongrel/nginx, but I’m not sure I
need that.
Depending on your environment, LightSpeed (http://litespeedtech.com/)
might be your best bet wrt getting these three sites up fast.
The install takes about 10 minutes on OSX, *nix, etc. and
configuration isn’t too bad. They have a preconfigured setup for
Rails…
Chris
On 5/14/07, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
What’s the best/simplest route to take? Can anyone point to some
documentation. I keep reading about mongrel/nginx, but I’m not sure I
need that.
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Best Regards,
Chris
+1
Aside from pointing your browser directly at a mongrel, LiteSpeed is
probably the easiest and simplest way to get several rails apps up
and running quickly.
On May 14, 2007, at 2:06 PM, Chris J. wrote:
Depending on your environment, LightSpeed (http://litespeedtech.com/)
might be your best bet wrt getting these three sites up fast.
The install takes about 10 minutes on OSX, *nix, etc. and
configuration isn’t too bad. They have a preconfigured setup for
Rails…
Chris