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Dreamhost implements Passenger; Rails on shared hosting becomes easy
- thomasfl 18y agoI have a dreamhost acccount, but got another one at slicehost to be able to run my rails app. Has anybody tried to see what performance you can get now? My site doesn't generate any traffic yet, but it's ok to have a decent response time when I run a demo of it.
- patrickg-zill 18y agoWould be interesting to read of the level of performance one gets for $7.95 a month.
- ajbatac 18y agoYGWYPF.
- tdavis 18y agoI completely agree, however subjective the determination of what one should get for their dollar is. Having had a DH account for numerous years which I now use for nothing important whatsoever, I can tell you... you don't get much for your combo-meal monthly fee.
- lpgauth 18y agoNot that rails doesn't scale but Dreamhost is known to disable accounts which use too much resources so I doubt you can run anything which will get any traffic...
- sabat 18y agoThe real question, in my mind, is: how well does mod_rails work? I don't know of anyone using it.
- crescendo 18y agoWe're using it to power one of our demo servers, and it is very fast--definitely on par with mongrel and fastcgi. Stable too. We're not getting anything near production loads on that server, though.