El mié, 30-09-2009 a las 14:29 +0200, Roberto De Ioris escribió:

> Phusion is a complete stack built to hide the apache internals to the
> lazy programmer/sysadmin
> 
> Behind all the auto-configuration stuff there is a simple communication
> protocol (similar to SCGI) and a rack handler (in the latest version)
> 
> rack is the ruby equivalent of wsgi and there are a lot of rack-handler
> to communicate with standard protocol (FastGCI, SCGI...), so i think
> there is no need to pollute the webserver with a complex handler that
> does all the automagic things. 
> 
> Use Rack with a communication (fastcgi, scgi and even uwsgi) protocol
> and you can use all the ruby frameworks, now and pritcally all modern
> version of cherokee.
> 
> Phusion Passenger is surely a great product but i do not think that
> adding that sort of heavy-layer its a good design choice.

twitter gains 30% of througput (without refactoring) using REE (1) but
the really great about passenger is how easy is to use, configure once
and use in 3each app, i dont need to worryed about what raisl version
need the app, just confiugre passenger, and put the app in thepassenger
dirs, restar the server and the apps works like charm.

Actually the cherokee wizard for rails only support rails (ther out is a
lot of other ruby framworks very popular like sinatra, camp, or plain
ruby) and some times is tricky to make it works correctly (when failsl
you dont know if it is an ruby error, or cherokee, or fcgi, etc). Of
coure other of the great features is the rack integration.

If you dont want to integrate passenger just mimic it, but it will be
really tricky to fight with different rails versions, different merb
versions, different sinatra versions, etc

My company is working with a rail app, and after some test nginx
+passenger+ree (all is installed and configured easily with a phusion
isntaller) have more points than cheroke. But i really prefer cherokee!
I really will love to see cherokee to mimic the passenger behaviour.

1. http://blog.evanweaver.com/articles/2009/09/24/ree/

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