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Nodeta " Blog Archive " Living on the edge: JRuby + Merb + Glassfish
Vysnu " JRuby/Glassfish Investigation
Ola Bini on Java, Lisp, Ruby and AI: Ruby memory leaks
JRuby on Rails: Fast Enough
JRuby on Rails for the enterprise (with performance)
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Recently voted Grizzly committer Naoto TAKAI had a presentation a couple of months ago at RubyKaigi2007. The slide deck is now available here. It mentions Grizzly on Rails (see the "Ruby and jRuby, Mogrel, Goldspike, Grizzly and GlassFish" earlier post), GlassFish v3 and some interesting benchmark numbers against Mongrel, GoldSpike and WEBrick. With the appropriate underlying technology, JRuby on Rails seems to be ready for the enterprise performance-wise. Service providers would be a good judge too. |
Barefoot Development: JRuby on Rails -- Performance
Vysnu » JRuby/Glassfish Investigation
Benchmarking JRuby on GlassFish
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We're on a bit of a benchmarking kick lately. If you missed it yesterday, be sure to read about the new SPECjAppServer 2004 results for GlassFish v1 and v2. Hint: they're good. Okay, so GlassFish performs well for traditional Java EE technologies. But how well does it handle scripting languages, such as Ruby? Vishnu Gopal decided to find out, benchmarking the same app when deployed on JRuby/Glassfish versus Mongrel/C. Guess what? More good results for GlassFish. In one portion of his summary, for example, Vishnu notes that the GlassFish deployment provides "twice the reply rate in half the benchmark time." |
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