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Hi burke! This definitely looks interesting. Boot times for majestic monoliths is a pain that I've experienced many times. How does the fit in with zeus and/o
by kellysutton 9y ago
Hi burke!
This definitely looks interesting. Boot times for majestic monoliths is a pain that I've experienced many times.
How does the fit in with zeus and/or spring?
How similar is this to bootscale? (https://github.com/byroot/bootscale https://github.com/byroot/bootscale) Or rails-dev-boost? (https://github.com/thedarkone/rails-dev-boost https://github.com/thedarkone/rails-dev-boost)
- burke 9y ago> How does the fit in with zeus and/or spring? Two orthogonal optimizations: It definitely plays nice with spring, speeding up the pre-fork rather a lot, and the post-fork a little bit. I can't think of any reason it wouldn't also work with zeus, but I haven't tried it. > How similar is this to bootscale? The load-path-caching features are a minor evolution of bootscale. The major difference is that the caching is a little more aggressive in order to be confident enough to return definitive negative results when it thinks a feature is non-present on the load path. I remember using rails-dev-boost years ago, but I can't really remember what it does (EDIT: Should be a similar story to Spring -- complementary optimizations)
- kellysutton 9y agoCool. Thanks!