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I think I skimmed the first one. When I heard about Torquebox (or the upcoming Torqbox), I thought it would be interesting to try JRuby for beefier web apps to

by 616c 12y ago

I think I skimmed the first one. When I heard about Torquebox (or the upcoming Torqbox), I thought it would be interesting to try JRuby for beefier web apps to scale out better. Unfortunately, no one really seems to focus on web app server performance for JRuby in particular (skimming part 2 shows mention of JRuby, but none of this is JRuby specific). Does anyone know where to get reliable information on using different webservers specifically on the JRuby stack, specifically the beefier Java options?

rubiquity 12y ago
Try the JRuby mailing lists[0] or IRC. JRuby is actually quite impressive these days and people are using it in prod with servers like Torquebox. However, benchmarking JRuby is even more skewed and complex due to waiting for the JVM caches to warm! :) 0 - https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/MailingLists https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/MailingLists
- 616c 12y ago
  Thanks for the note. I really appreciate it.