Hello,
I’m seeking a book on rails deployment (I think a general deployment
on nix book can helps too)
I need in depth information about Apache, FastCGI, (LightTPD maybe).
I was thinking always I know what a web server is! but when I think
more deeply about it (after reading Capistrano doc) it seems I need
more info about app, web and db servers. stuff like how to config the
app server (for ex. managing FastCGI processes), what slave and master
db means (I know this but need more info!), how to setup clustering on
web server and such things.
Do you know where could I find required info? books? online docs?
anything useful?
Thank you all friends!
I forgot to mention, I come from MS Windows.
I think you are better of using online documentation.
For the Apache part itself many like the “Pro Apache” book but
deploying Rails is a bit different than the average install.
On 5/31/06, Human D. [email protected] wrote:
Do you know where could I find required info? books? online docs?
anything useful?
Thank you all friends!
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Human D. wrote:
Do you know where could I find required info? books? online docs?
anything useful?
Thank you all friends!
Ezra Z. is close to releasing the beta (PDF) version of a book
on these subjects. His original announcement is here:
http://brainspl.at/articles/2005/12/09/rails-deployment-configuration-book
I expect Ezra will chip in with the latest news on when he expects the
beta to be available. This is a fast-moving area, e.g. with the arrival
of Mongrel and the Apache load-balancing proxy module, so there has been
stuff to cover that didn’t exist at the time of his orginal
announcement.
regards
Justin
Pat L. wrote:
I’m about a month ahead of you. I’m finding ‘Agile Web D. with
Rails’ (nicknamed AWDWR)to be an excellent read. Supposedly, the second
edition is about to come out, so you might want to wait a bit.
Buy the PDF, which is in ‘beta’ for the second edition. You get the
whole book, with chapters being incrementally updated from first edition
to (draft) second edition content. All of the tutorial section is
already in second edition form, and has been through one round of
review. The second edition tutorial uses migrations, a bit of Ajax, and
integration tests, and avoids the use of techniques that are no longer
favoured.
Your PDF will continue to be updated throughout the life of the edition
(so, for example, my hard copy of the first edition is the first
printing, but my PDF of the first edition - which I first got when the
first beta was available - is now the PDF of the fourth printing).
Hard copy of the second edition is planned for around September.
regards
Justin
Hi,
I’m about a month ahead of you. I’m finding ‘Agile Web D. with
Rails’ (nicknamed AWDWR)to be an excellent read. Supposedly, the second
edition is about to come out, so you might want to wait a bit.
In regard to Ruby, I read the ‘Pickaxe Book’ aka ‘Programming Ruby’.
Another good book.
I’m also from MS Windows XP/Pro and I’m heading towards Apple land.
If you pick up AWSWR, give me a ‘buzz’, I may be able to save you a bit
of time - as there is one ‘gotcha’ in it.
Good luck (to the both of us),
Pat
On May 30, 2006, at 5:43 PM, Justin F. wrote:
db means (I know this but need more info!), how to setup
http://brainspl.at/articles/2005/12/09/rails-deployment-
Justin
Yeah my book on rails deployment is coming along well. With the new
deployment options available I had to postpone a little bit in order
to add new content and rewrite some old content. I hope to have an
announcement about release sometime soon.
Cheers-
-Ezra
Good evening,
Just curious…
I start WEBrick by entering the command: ruby script/server.
When I need to stop it, I simply close the command window.
Is there a WEBrick command that will allow me to stop it from running in
a more graceful manner?
Thanks,
Pat
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the good advice…I’ll get the PDF version when I finish the
book…
Cheers,
Pat
Yup. Ctrl + C
Takes about 2 sec to shut down.
It actually says so when you start the server.
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Pat
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Hi Pat,
Pat L. wrote:
I start WEBrick by entering the command: ruby script/server.
When I need to stop it, I simply close the command window.
Is there a WEBrick command that will allow me to stop it from running in
a more graceful manner?
According to the message displayed when WEBrick starts (line 3) “Ctrl-C
to
shutdown server;”
Best regards,
Bill
This may help: I wrote some articles on deploying Rails apps on
Windows. They could help get you familiar with some of the ins and
outs of Apache + FCGI or Apache + Mongrel for deployment because you’d
be working in a familiar environment. You should be able to transfer
most of what I have to your *nix environment.
http://www.napcs.com/howto/rails/deploy/
Good evening,
Are there any RoR User groups in NYC or NJ or Philadelphia…
Thanks,
Pat
On 6/15/06, Pat L. [email protected] wrote:
Good evening,
Are there any RoR User groups in NYC
http://rubyholic.com/groups/show/2
or NJ
what part?
or Philadelphia…
http://rubyholic.com/groups/show/115
Thanks,
Pat
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On 6/15/06, Pat L. [email protected] wrote:
any part of NJ
You can try:
http://wiki.rubygarden.org/Ruby/page/show/PrincetonGroup
please don’t top post.
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thanks,
-pate
Hi –
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, pat eyler wrote:
On 6/15/06, Pat L. [email protected] wrote:
Good evening,
Are there any RoR User groups in NYC
rubyholic.com
or NJ
what part?
I’m in central NJ, and would also love to know if anyone wants to
start (or has already started? I tried a couple of times…) a Ruby
and/or Rails group.
David
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Hi,
Is it possible to get a digest of the emails for this org?
If so, will someone please tell me how to get on it.
Thank you,
Pat
Hi Pate,
I joined the group.
It looks like it is just getting started…I’ll let you know how I make
out…
Thank you,
Pat
On 6/15/06, Pat L. [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to get a digest of the emails for this org?
yes
If so, will someone please tell me how to get on it.
see: http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
(this link is also located at the bottom of this email)
Thank you,
Pat
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