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Helping Ruby and Java Evolve Together

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Headius skip to main | skip to sidebar Headius Helping Ruby and Java Evolve Together Wednesday, January 19, 2011 JRuby on Rails on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk Amazon this week announced Elastic Beanstalk , a managed Apache Tomcat service for AWS. Naturally, I had to try JRuby on it. First, the bad: AWSEB is really slow to deploy stuff. Several times it got "stuck" and I waited for more than 30 minutes for it to recover. It did not appear to be an app issue, since the app came up just fine. The default instance size is t1.micro. I was able to get a Rails app to boot there, but it's a very underpowered size. It appears to start up JVMs with 256MB of memory max and 64MB of permgen. For a larger app, or one with many Rails instances, that might not be enough. For a "threadsafe" Rails app, though, it's plenty. The default EC2 load balancer for the new Beanstalk instance is set to ping the "/" URL. If you don't rig up a / route in your Rails app (like I forgot to do) t...

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