Garbage Collection in Ruby - Peter Zhu
Overview Ruby’s garbage collector code lives in a single file called gc.c. “Garbage collector” is probably not the best term to call it because in addition to garbage collection, the code inside gc.c is responsible for memory allocation and management. In other words, the whole lifecycle of an object is managed by the garbage collector. Primitive object types While every type of Ruby object may ap
Tuning Performance for Deployment — Ruby on Rails Guides
This guide covers performance and concurrency configuration for deploying your production Ruby on Rails application. After reading this guide, you will know: Whether to use Puma, the default application server How to configure important performance settings for Puma How to begin performance testing your application settings This guide focuses on web servers, which are the primary performance-sensi
The Alternative Implementation Problem
In this post, I want to talk about a dynamic that I’ve seen play itself over and over again in the software world. In fact, I would venture a guess that this kind of situation probably happens in the hardware world as well, but I’ll speak about software systems since this is where my experience lies. This discussion is going to touch a bit on human psychology, and outline a common trap so that you
Ractorを用いたproperty based testingの並列実行についてRubyKaigi 2024で発表しました - valid,invalid
表題の通りRactorを用いたproperty based testingの並列実行についてRubyKaigi 2024で発表してきました。かつスピーカーとしての参加は初めてで、いろいろ稀有な体験ができて総合的にはめちゃくちゃ楽しかった。 発表内容について "Unlocking Potential of Property Based Testing with Ractor"という題で、property based testing（以下PBT）において発生する小さくて大量のタスクをRactorで並列実行させるというアイデアと仮説検証の結果を報告しました。 日本語のテキストで概要を知りたい方はTechouse社の記事をご参照ください。登壇者の自分が発信したどのテキストよりも丁寧にわかりやすくまとめてくださってます。この場を借りて感謝いたします！ developers.techouse.com
RubyKaigiで紹介されたGem「PBT(Property Based Testing)」を試してみた - Findy Tech Blog
こんにちは！ファインディでTeam+開発チームのEMをしている浜田です。 以前公開した記事「ファインディはRubyKaigi 2024 にPlatinum Sponsorsとして協賛します！」で紹介した通り、ファインディはRubyKaigi 2024に協賛しており、現地で参加してきました！ tech.findy.co.jp 今週(5/20〜25)はRubyKaigi 2024の振り返りも兼ねてRubyKaigiに関連した記事を投稿していきます！ この記事では、私が聞いたセッションの中の1つ「Unlocking Potential of Property Based Testing with Ractor 」で紹介されたGem「PBT」を試してみたので共有します。 Unlocking Potential of Property Based Testing with Ractor 「Unloc
Ruby typing 2024: RBS, Steep, RBS Collections, subjective feelings
Ruby typing 2024: RBS, Steep, RBS Collections, subjective feelings I was writing a new Ruby gem recently, and being a strong proponent of a type checking step, I wanted to do right by the ecosystem so that anyone using it would get the full benefit of type checking against my gem’s API in their own projects, so I dug into the current state of the art to find out how that’d be done. I used Sorbet f
Autotuner: How to Speed Up Your Rails App
This article was adapted from my Rails World talk “Rails and the Ruby Garbage Collector: How to Speed Up Your Rails App”. Ruby’s garbage collector is designed to be adaptable, scaling from short Ruby scripts to running apps that serve millions of requests per second. While it’s designed to be adaptable, it may not work optimally for every use case. For this reason, Ruby’s garbage collector support
How does Sidekiq work? | Mike Perham
2024-02-04 This article was originally published on DanSvetlov.me and is republished here with permission of the author. This article is relevant to Sidekiq v7. Sidekiq is one of the most ubiquitous1 Ruby background job processors out there. To anybody who has worked with Ruby on and off Rails, it needs no introduction. Sidekiq has a 10+ year track record of being an efficient, battle-tested and s
The answer is in your heap: debugging a big memory increase in Ruby on Rails
I recently participated in an interesting series of debugging sessions tracking down the source of a large increase in memory when upgrading a Rails application. We ultimately tracked down the cause using John Hawthorn’s Sheap heap analyzer and successfully submitted a patch to Rails. I thought it was interesting enough to write up because maybe the general approach to debugging memory issues woul
Ruby 3.3でYJITを今すぐ有効にすべき理由 - k0kubun's blog
Ruby 3.3がリリースされた。YJITには非常に多くの改善が含まれたリリースだったが、 NEWS解説記事やリリースパーティーでは 2点しか触れられなかったので、この記事ではRuby 3.3でYJITがどう改善されたかについて解説する。 YJITは既に実用段階 YJITはRuby 3.1で導入されたが、Ruby 3.2の時点でexperimentalのマークが外れ、実用段階となった。 Ruby 3.2では、以下のような企業で性能改善が報告された。 DeNA: 40% 高速化 GMOペバボ: 18% 高速化 STORES: 6.5-7.5% 高速化 Timee: 10% 高速化 メドピア: 2.8% 高速化 BOOK☆WALKER: 20-30% 高速化 Discourse: 15.8-19.6% 高速化 Lobsters: 26% 高速化 CompanyCam: 20-40% 高速化 弊
GitHub - rage-rb/rage: Fast web framework compatible with Rails.
Inspired by Deno and built on top of Iodine, this is a Ruby web framework that is based on the following design principles: Rails compatible API - Rails' API is clean, straightforward, and simply makes sense. It was one of the reasons why Rails was so successful in the past. High performance - some think performance is not a major metric for a framework, but it's not true. Poor performance is a ri
Gem Credentials Management with Gemstash
Gem Credentials Management with Gemstash ruby, gems, gemstash 13 Nov 2023 ・ Featured at Ruby Weekly #678 How can we efficiently manage gem credentials across the team? When your project grows, you may reach out to commercial gems (like Sidekiq Pro) for help or want to extract some business logic into private gems. Bundler has a way to set the credentials for commercial/private gems, but everyone h
❯ RAILSG · Ruby on Rails Generator Reference and Command Builder
a collection of reference guides & command builders for Ruby on Rails generators. # Intro Welcome! RAILSG is a collection of Ruby on Rails generator command references, and command builders. Each page has tons of info about it's command, plus a GUI editor to explore the flags and options, and build your own commands. To get started, choose a generator below, or use (⌘+k) to search.
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