Engine Yard Joins Forces With OpDemand
Engine Yard has always been dedicated to providing the best possible platform for your production applications. With thousands of deployed applications and happy customers supported by our platform, our success speaks for itself. The leading edge of technology is not static for long, though. To support our customer’s rising adoption of container based solutions, we are pleased to announce that Eng
Lessons Learned in Concurrency with Ruby - Part I
The Engine Yard PaaS products are highly complex, and span thousands of servers to serve our customers. Ensuring that our applications run quickly and reliably requires a good understanding of concurrency and parallelization. This blog post is a recap of my journey down the rabbit hole of concurrency in an attempt to solve this problem in my own development efforts. Part II will be the continuatio
Rails 4, Part 2: What''s New in Rails 4?
Note: This is the second in a two-part series that looks at what’s changing in Rails 4, and new features in Rails 4. Missed the first part? Check it out the first post Rails 4 changes. Rails 4 also includes some awesome new and useful features that I’m very excited about, and I suspect that you will be, too. ###Postgres H-Store ActiveRecord in Rails 4 will support the PostgreSQL hstore extension.
Rails 4, Part 1: What''s Changed in Rails 4?
Note: This is the first in a two-part series that looks at what’s changing in Rails 4, and new features in Rails 4. Look out for the second part will be published next week. The fourth major release of the Ruby on Rails framework is coming up rather soon. While no official release date has been announced, many anticipate a release candidate early this year. This version of the framework has been o
Oracle Invests in Engine Yard and Our Customers Benefit
Engine Yard was founded in 2006 to help professional developers create and deliver great applications. By providing a commercial-grade application platform, Engine Yard lets developers focus on writing code instead of managing complex application environments. Six years later, there are thousands of customers who rely on Engine Yard every day to provide a flexible, robust and reliable platform to
RVM Needs Your Help
RVM Tests - rvm-test We have created the tests as an external repository. The tests, theoretically, could be run on another tool as we run them on RVM itself. The tests are located in a public repository on GitHub. The test repo is also connected to Travis CI. This means any change in the tests is also run against RVM using Travis, so we can manage extending tests without influencing the main RVM
Rails Development on Windows. Seriously.
I love Windows. I love how stupidly easy it is for browsing the web, checking email, or writing Word documents (if you actually still do that). I love that Windows is everywhere and even my grandmother can use it. At the same time, I also HATE Windows. If you’re trying to program anything besides .NET, it’s an uphill battle. The title of this post is ‘Rails Development on Windows. Seriously.’ I’m
MongoDB Best Practices
Hello from the Engine Yard Data Team! We wanted to let you know what we’ve been up to since the last time we blogged. When the team was formed earlier in the year, our first job was to expand our stack with MongoDB. However, we felt it would be a disservice to you, our customers, if we added a NoSQL datastore into the stack without first updating the relational databases that we support. So, we de
What Are Events, Why Might You Care, and How Can EventMachine Help?
You have likely heard of event based/driven programming, which you may also see referred to as “evented” programming. It has been around and in use for a long time, but it is seeing a growing swell of interest in recent years. Perl has had POE for years. Likewise, Python has had Twisted for quite a few years. Graphics toolkits such as GTK use event loops to respond to user interface events. Javasc
Ruby, Concurrency, and You
A big topic in the world of Ruby this year has been how to get more out of Ruby, specifically, how to get more done in parallel. The topic of concurrency, though, is one fraught with misunderstanding. This is largely due to the complexities of not only thinking about multiple things at once, but the limitations of Ruby implementations and operating systems. In this article, I’ll lay the groundwork
Introducing Node.js and Engine Yard Labs
This is an exciting day for us. Engine Yard, the leading platform-as-a-service for Ruby on Rails and PHP—has learned a new trick. You can now run your Node.js apps on Engine Yard Cloud! Node.js Starting today, Engine Yard is enabling early access support for Node.js applications on Engine Yard Cloud. Node.js is a popular event-driven framework written in JavaScript that is ideal for low-latency, r
A Modern Guide to Threads
NOTE: Mike Perham from Carbon Five recently wrote a blog post about using threads in Ruby. With his permission, we’re reposting it here. Carbon Five has been building state-of-the-art web applications for startups and large institutions since early 2000. Since their inception, they have focused on quality and value as the critical components of project success. I spoke recently at Rubyconf 2011 on
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