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I have been testing various web development solutions on an unloaded Mandrake Opteron 150/1Gb box. I am a little confused about my results on lighttpd with apachebench. Results are requests per second, all test scripts simply output ''Hello, World'' in plain text. Static HTML 11488 FastCGI Perl 6350 C CGI 2015 Perl CGI 597 Ruby CGI 259 RoR FastCGI 180 <-- ?? RoR CGI 31 <-- !! Does this loo...

On my Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit desktop, I created an empty Rails project and from another machine, I used ab -n 10 http://210.77.27.169:3000/ to test the performance: =========================================== When I put rails 2.3.3 under vendor/rails: Server Software: WEBrick/1.3.1 Server Hostname: 210.77.27.169 Server Port: 3000 Document Path: / Document Length:

...e service manager think the service just crashed. So far, tested in Windows XP SP2 without any kind of problems (runned 50 start/serve/stop cycles). Any feedback on this will be helpful, so I attached a Rakefile that should be used to perform the same test cycles I have done here. (You will need ApacheBench or replace the worker definitin with something that could give some load the the mongrel service). When it finish (or report errors) please mail me the service and stress log files. Thanks in advance for the time everyone take on this. Regards, -- Luis Lavena Multimedia systems - Leaders are m...

...the kernel locks up. A little background, Gluster is used to share some directories which are used by apache to serve files from. I've managed to replicate the live environment inside a virtual machine, and also to replicate the kernel panic by loading the virtual machine's apache with ApacheBench, at as few as 3 concurrent requests, the kernel locks up. However, i have been unable to reproduce this exact behavior on the live cluster, and have tried up to 10,000 concurrent requests which max out the network more than anything. I've tried latest versions of gluster and fuse from devel...

...simple code for publishing the time provided by controller. Then a packed the application into WAR(described in article) and published under JBoss 4.0.5 (on WinXP, 1GB RAM, Centrino Duo 1.8GHz) and latest JRuby 1.0 . Checking using a browser I can see, the application is running fine. Then I used ApacheBench to stress the application. Results seems to be great. For ### ab -n 1000 -c 20 http://localhost/jrails/company/index ... I can get up to 500req/sec . Its unbelievable for me. It leads me to think if there is any bug/problem I cant see. Can someone help to understand or do you have some results to...

How is the performance running RoR with Apache2 compared to running it with PHP? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

The lighttpd config file is set up like this... Rails url: //host/controller/method/id Lighttpd tries to open the file ''controller/method/id'' from the document root. Of course this doesn''t work and generates an error 404 This gets caught with: server.error-handler-404 = "/dispatch.fcgi" Which turns the request into "/dispatch.fcgi" That gets caught

I''m a bit surprised I can''t find anything about this in the mailing list archives. Basically since Mongrel 1.0.1 I''ve had Mongrels fall asleep without any real cause. A deep sleep, actually more like a coma. The mongrel in question (I''m using a cluster of three) can not be revived. A cluster::stop, then cluster::start is nessesary. A ::restart would not

I have a problem with running Rails 0.13.1 with scgi_rails 0.4.3 and Apache. After running for some time (more than a day), the SCGI process stops with the following error (from scgi.log): -- [ERR][24189] Collecting thread: Too many open files [ERR][24189] /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/scgi_rails-0.4.3/lib/scgi.rb:188:in `accept''