mod_proxy_balancer Is A Two Timing Hussy · Peter Williams
The canonical way to deploy a Rails application is using Apache and mod_proxy_balancer to act as a reverse proxy request to a cluster of Mongrel processes running your application. It is easy to setup, debug and monitor. As it turns out the only problem with this setup is mod_proxy_balancer. To see what I mean lets start with what Google suggests. The reverse proxying gets setup something like thi
Zero-Downtime Restarts with HAProxy - igvita.com
By Ilya Grigorik on December 02, 2008 Putting up a maintenance page while you are doing an update and restarting your application servers is good practice, but it definitely hurts the user experience. This, in turn, translates to less frequent releases and frustration for both the developer and the users (release often, release early!). To address this, the Rails community has come up with a coupl
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