Puma server - opinions?
Added by Ivan Cenov almost 12 years ago
I've recently discovered puma Ruby server and tested with Redmine (trunk). It works well and I feel it works fast. Compared to thin I cannot see differences in speed. Have someone used 'puma' ? It would be interesting to share opinions about this server.
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RE: Puma server - opinions? - Added by Etienne Massip almost 12 years ago
I personnally use it on Windows and I like it, it does the job very well and is easy to install and use.
I have a small redmine instance though, about 10 users.
RE: Puma server - opinions? - Added by Ivan Cenov almost 12 years ago
Concerning installation, puma is easier. thin wants eventmachine. I remember I had some problems with installation of the eventmachine.
RE: Puma server - opinions? - Added by Etienne Massip almost 12 years ago
Ivan Cenov wrote:
Concerning installation, puma is easier. thin wants eventmachine. I remember I had some problems with installation of the eventmachine.
Same when I tried installing thin on Windows.
RE: Puma server - opinions? - Added by Daniel Schwinger almost 12 years ago
Etienne Massip wrote:
I personnally use it on Windows and I like it, it does the job very well and is easy to install and use.
I have a small redmine instance though, about 10 users.
Please, can you give me installation instruction for puma on Windows with redmine 2.1.4.
We use redmine in a sub-uri behind apache with thin and have big problems see http://www.redmine.org/issues/12576.
Thank you in advance
Daniel
RE: Puma server - opinions? - Added by Ivan Cenov almost 12 years ago
puma is installed very easy.
Add it into Gemfile.local:
gem "puma"Execute
bundle install --without test development rmagickStart
puma -e production -p 3000Note that without -p puma uses port 9292.
I use thin as Windows service and suppose that puma could be used this way too.